FiberArt Gallery

04/07/2019

Come discover the Angolan artist on FiberArt Gallery 😉

Januário Jano is an Angolan multi-disciplinary artist who explores the opposing notions of modern pop culture and traditional practises.

04/07/2019

11 artists using embroidery in radical ways

Artists today are using needles and thread to investigate gender, sexual and ethnic identity, history, and pop culture, among other themes.

03/07/2019

Frances Trombly, Loose canvas with pink emboidery, 2015

03/07/2019

Margaret and Christine Wertheim expose their at La Biennale di Venezia, we wrote about their work on FiberArt Gallery. Enjoy it! ☺️

Margaret and Christine Wertheim founded and continue to operate the Institute for Figuring: a non-profit organization which houses their Crochet Coral Reef.

02/07/2019

Ghizlane Sahli, Histoires de tripes, 2018

02/07/2019

💥 : art and feminism on FiberArt Gallery 💥

Ulrike Muller works with various materials and techniques to deploy a graphic and rigorous formalism that is charged with femminist and q***r possibilities.

01/07/2019

Margaret and Christine Wertheim, The Crochet Coral Reef

30/06/2019

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Frances Trombly is known for her handwoven fabric sculptures. They shape-shift from painting to sculpture and back to fabric.

29/06/2019

: between fashion and craft on FiberArt Gallery

Through the textile medium, Stephen Wilson aims to evoke questions about appropriation, conspicuous consumption and brand worship.

29/06/2019

How our expectations of tapestry are changing thanks to contemporary artists?

Contemporary artists reflect on the traditions of tapestry, taking new approaches to weaving, and using the art form to address contemporary issues.

28/06/2019

Ian Berry, Blues, 2017

27/06/2019

: the artist that comes from the fashion world on FiberArt Gallery ‼️

Liz Collins is a fibers fine artist and fashion designer currently based in Brooklyn. Collins is recognized for her artwork involving fabric and textiles.