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Ever since our earliest ancestors began applying iron oxide to cave walls and their bodies, the color red has played a major role in art, rituals, and spirituality. The use of red can evoke excitement, danger, anger or love in the West. The color red is associated with purity in India, and in China it traditionally symbolizes luck. Red is also a primary color, crucial to the creation of other hues.

For millennia, horses have captivated humans with their beauty, strength, and majesty. From Türkiye to Japan, civilizations have elaborately costumed these prized animals. A magnificent selection of saddle blankets, horse covers, and other equestrian textiles from the past 1,300 years...

Both, And, an exhibition of quilts by Heather Akerberg will be on display March 6 - June 14, 2026 at the Sioux City Art Center in Sioux City, IA. The exhibition will feature quilts from the past few years, including...

Birds are found all around the world. They remind us of ourselves yet are also able to fly up in the heavens. Artists around the globe respond to the birds they admire in myriad ways using a wide variety of materials and techniques.

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...

Open to all current SAQA Texas primary and secondary region members.

An exhibit of contemporary mixed media work by New Mexico Artists. More Info

Solo exhibition. An Ode to Phoebe is a reflection on time, place and materials. I bring my contemporary textile work into conversation with the hand-painted china of Phoebe Watson created more than one hundred years ago. Reception: April 12 from...

My Side of the Story highlights the rich Southern tradition of narrative quilting while supporting artists from across the South by providing a platform to showcase their talents. Narrative quilting uses fabric and stitching to convey messages or tell stories...

Second Sleep highlights Britton’s textile-based works called Draperies, in which patterned bedsheets become expertly layered, pleated, and playful abstract paintings. Mounted on the wall in curtain-like forms, her Draperies shape liminal portals of reflection, whether obscuring the past or inviting...

This exhibit presents 22 quilts and one 3-D piece created by 23 different textile artists from five different countries that speak to the urgent stories of our time. Each work carries a message, expressed through fabric and thread, that invites...

Tiny Pieces Vast Visions brings together four contemporary fiber artists, Susan J. Lapham, Irene Roderick, Niraja Lorenz and Deb Cashatt, who expand traditional piecing into bold, improvisational expression. United by a passion for tiny piecing, their large-scale quilts balance movement...

Built to Last explores Baltimore’s resilience through ten architecturally significant and sometimes overlooked sites, interpreted by regional artists through original artworks inspired by each landmark’s form, history, and future. Through art, archives, and public programs, this exhibition is both a...

Fiber and Mixed Media artist, Wen Redmond, has an upcoming Solo Exhibit ‘Musings, Memory and Magic’ at The Center for Contemporary Art Bedminster, NJ. Reception: April 17 from 4 - 6pm More Info

Friends Artspace is delighted to present The Shape of a Gift (선물의 모습), a solo exhibition by Youngmin Lee, a Korean-born, California-based artist whose practice expands from the tradition of bojagi: the Korean wrapping cloth used to hold precious objects...

Art Cloth Network's juried show exploring our changing perceptions, combined with an invitation to poets' responses to the individual fiber art pieces. A live reading will take place on Sunday, May 17. Reception: April 19 from 2 - 5pm More...

This solo show, curated by nico w. okoro, features a diverse collection of artworks by Ghanaian-born textile artist Clara Nartey made over the past decade. Spanning sculpture, portraiture, and still lifes, Nartey’s works weave thread, fabric, copper, and other materials...

Artists from the three states, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, were challenged to create works inspired by or referencing the concept of 3. Artists created work that included three as a concept, as well as three elements in a composition...