Unless stated, events and programs are from the greater Los Angeles fiber art community and are not organized or endorsed by Textile Arts LA.
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Once Upon a Tapestry: Woven Tales of Helen and Dido at the Norton Simon Museum is on view through May 27, 2019.
The Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art will be displaying Central Asian ikat robes and panels, all from the David and Elizabeth Reisbord Collection.
ILGWU is kicking off 2019 with a campaign to stop WAGE THEFT! Los Angeles county is the wage theft capital of the country, low-wage workers lose about 26 million dollars in violations every week! Workers wages are shrinking faster than women’s fashion pockets!
The 1/4 Mile reveals the broad scope of Rauschenberg’s practice through the multitude of mediums and techniques employed, and serves as a self-contained retrospective of his oeuvre.
Special Performance by fiber artist Sha Sha Higby, March 14 at 7pm.
Twisted Refrain is currently on view at the Boone Family Art Gallery at the Pasadena City College.
Inspired by an art project-bookmaking-gallery exhibit, co-director Lesley Roberts has created a local project. Artists, writers, thinkers, tinkers, creatives of all stripes are welcome to join. Read more . . .
This exhibition of mid-century seminal craft features over 50 historic works from the collection of Forrest L. Merrill. Opening reception on March 2, 2019.
Guo Pei: Couture Beyond exhibition is on view at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana until July 14, 2019.
Current exhibition at the Fowler Museum at UCLA features garments from Ottoman Syria.
Member Connie Rohman will be teaching a six-session workshop at the Center for the Arts Eagle Rock.
Member Connie Rohman will be teaching a series of introductory workshops for sewing.
UT Artist Space and Kasseem “Swizz Beatz” Dean present Dreamweavers, curated by Nicola Vassell. On view through April 13.
Michelle Kingdom’s latest body of work will be on view at bG gallery, opening on Saturday, April 20th from 6-9pm.
Registration is now open for all classes.
The Southern California Handweavers Guild (SCHG) will be hosting the Weaving and Fiber Festival (WeFF) at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center on May 19th from 10am to 4pm. Tickets are $6.
L.A. Plaza’s first solo exhibition dedicated to the work of a Latina will feature work by local artist Linda Vallejo.
Lori Zimmerman, contemporary fiber artist uses embroidery and mixed media to explore expressions of aging, healing and mending. The pieces in the exhibition, created over a span of five years, incorporate layering, tearing, embroidery and digital photography on paper, cotton and silk.
