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Newtown Quilters Guild 2026 Show. 200+ quilts, mini wall hangings, baskets, vendors and wearable arts. More Info

This exhibition considers how textiles build meaning through softness, layers, mark making, and time—honoring processes often coded as feminine while welcoming all makers and interpretations—honoring voices often hidden and silenced through the open expression of ideas. Through layering, construction, and...

In this workshop, participants will learn simple embroidery stitches and be guided to create designs on a surface using appropriate stitching styles. Other embellishment techniques such as stitching beads, sequins, and applique that the artist often uses may also be...

“Fabric Memorials – The Mourning After” will feature a selection of Jo-Ann Morgan’s stitched fabric wall hangings that she constructs using the techniques of machine quilting with applique. The iconography of these fabric constructions recalls the spontaneous memorials that communities...

The Program: In 2028, we will host four artists across two three-week winter sessions in January and February. Residents will have dedicated facilities for dry media and portfolio work, along with opportunities for meaningful experiences in town. Estelle Center's large...

Earth, from space, looks like a shimmering gem suspended in an inky, infinite expanse. A diverse group of artists from 11 countries around the world present their views of the universe in this fascinating collection of contemporary artwork.

- A threshold is the fine line upon which we stand before passing from one place into another. It holds connection as much as separation, and beginnings as much as endings. FN 2027 does not confine the theme “Eşik /...

Created in her home studio on Fidalgo Island, Washington, Julie Sevilla Drake’s art wanders around between the wilderness of the natural world and the mayhem of humanity. Using wild colors, free-form shapes, untamed linework, and dynamic texture, Sevilla Drake works...

Join us for an accessible, hands-on weaving workshop that utilizes affordable materials such as cardboard and secondhand yarn. This workshop explores how to approach weaving without a specialized loom, making the process more accessible to beginners and those without access...

Wayne Art Center announces CraftForms 2026, the 31st International Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Craft. Visitors will be treated to an extraordinary, sensory-rich collection spanning ceramics, fiber, furniture, glass, jewelry, metal, mixed media, paper, wearable art, wood, and cutting-edge 3D printing...

Join us for an accessible, hands-on weaving workshop that utilizes affordable materials such as cardboard and secondhand yarn. This workshop explores how to approach weaving without a specialized loom, making the process more accessible to beginners and those without access...

Open to all current SAQA Northern CA/NV, Southern CA/NV and Arizona primary and secondary region members.

Whether you’re reflecting on your own early memories or interpreting a child’s perspective, this lighthearted and imaginative exhibition welcomes artwork that captures the innocence, humor, and vividness of seeing the world with a fresh perspective.

Open to all current SAQA Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma primary and secondary region members.

All current Canadian SAQA members from the Atlantic Canada, Central Canada and Western Canada regions, as well as those that list any of those regions as their second region, are eligible to submit work.

Help bring conceptual depth and beauty to the Innovation Campus through the creation of acoustic panels and custom fiber lampshades for the lobby and office area of the Accelerator Building. This work will be prominently located and should act as...

Step into a world where nature inspires the hand of the maker. From the dawn of prehistoric creativity to the present day, humans have harnessed the beauty of wood and the versatility of fibers to craft extraordinary works of art. Join us in paying homage to the age-old tradition of artistic expression through wood and fibers.

AI: Artistic Interpretations unites the creativity of fiber artists from across the globe with the algorithms, data, and machine learning of Artificial Intelligence. This exhibition showcases the boundless creativity that emerges when human artistry combines with the potential of technology...

Open to all current SAQA New Mexico residents

Nature produces an endless array of colors, shapes, and patterns that creatures use to fool the eye. These animals become visible only when they move or are in contrasting surroundings. Creatures may disguise themselves to blend in by changing color on demand or with the seasons, allowing plants to grow on them, or by evolving to look like something else.