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Presented by Fiber Art Now, Quiltfolk, and Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA) A Show Like No Other CONTINUUM: Quilts X Fiber will be a definitive statement; a celebration of quilts as art, as craft, as memory, as innovation, and as...
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Open to current SAQA New Mexico regional primary and secondary members.
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The Coaticook Musée Beaulne presents the exceptional talent of Marie-Jeanne Beloin, a skilled artisan whose quilts dazzle with their vibrant and dynamic color combinations. This exhibition showcases twenty quilts created by Marie-Jeanne Beloin and brought together by her granddaughter, Marie-Claude...
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An exhibit of contemporary mixed media work by New Mexico Artists. More Info
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The Arizona Biennial is the longest-running statewide juried exhibition in Arizona, and it has served as a platform for presenting innovative work in a variety of media, while offering audiences insight into the evolving artistic landscape of the Southwest. The...
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This special series of data-driven quilts by artist Rachel Ivy Clarke shows the impact of women’s work in community, history, and the political field. These quilts tell a story both in the data that they bring to life and the...
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This juried exhibition features the current work of the finest national contemporary quilt artists, June 26– August 28, 2026. Included Art quilts exemplify innovation in quilting and surface design techniques as well as excellence in artistic composition and craftsmanship. The...
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Visions Museum of Textile Art is honored to be one of four U.S. venues to host the 17th Quilt Nihon, making a debut of this internationally recognized exhibition in San Diego. This exhibit features award-winning, innovative works from the biennial...
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Featuring 76 pieces by 69 artists, from 3 countries and 19 US states, whose primary materials are natural or synthetic fibers, textiles, and thread. The exhibition will be presented physically at the MAC and virtually in a 3D gallery you...
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Contemporary art quilts created by Up North Wisconsin fiber artists. The natural forest and wetlands are strong sources of inspiration for the group who stitch colorful images bound to stretch the viewer’s imagination. Reception: July 30 from 4 - 6pm...
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CALeidoscope honors the breathtaking geography of the great state of California and reflects its esteemed position as a cultural leader and hotbed for creativity and innovation. Stretching nearly 900 miles, it is home to sun-drenched beaches, verdant farmlands, majestic mountains...
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This solo exhibition of Deborah Kruger’s environmental artwork is curated by Barbara Pavan and produced for the Civico Museo Parisi Valley by Director Federico Crimi. The museum was designed by Maurizio Sacripanti to perch on the shores of Lake Maggiore...
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Onyx Patchworks is a solo exhibition at the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen, showcasing the ongoing textile works and art quilts of Dr. Jaleesa Wells. Dr. Wells is a Berea KY‑based craft artist, scholar, and founder of BossiRainbow®, where...
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How can an artist distill travel experiences and capture a sense of place in cloth? This exhibition, Out of my Suitcase, is the result of 50 years of wanderings and experiences in far-flung places. Beginning in the Australian outback, Sue...
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Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough, is a solo exhibition by Pittsburgh fiber artist Louise Silk. Following up from her retrospective at the Heinz History Center in 2024, Dayenu is a career capstone exhibition featuring an all-new body of work...
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Susan Hoppenworth was a mental health volunteer in NYC after the 9/11 attacks. At night, unable to sleep, Susan sketched art quilts and journaled the experiences of helping New Yorkers in decreasing their fears and anxieties. The exhibition includes twelve...
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On View, in historic Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, “Fiber Reimagined IV”: An international open-call in-print exhibition conceived of and juried by Fiber Art Now Magazine’s creative team: Lori Butanis, Barbara Delaney, Beth Smith, and Cami Smith. Fiber Art Now Magazine has...
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Contemporary fiber artists: Pat Bishop, Jean Sredl, and Colleen Ansbaugh will feature art at the Neville Public Museum, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Reception: July 28 from 5 - 7pm More Info