Member Ahree Lee is featured in this fantastic write-up by Hyperallergic; The show Pattern: Code runs through Dec 7.

At the Art Institute in Chicago. Shown here The Bride Has Entered, 1982 (full image available via the link!)

The newest blog series by Jamia Weir, featuring an exclusive interview with Sarah Haskell! This is the second of three parts.

Benmoyal was inspired by the colors and architectural trends that dominated the 1960s and 1970s—namely, vibrant shimmering tones like those seen in the works of contemporary artists James Turrell and Olafur Eliasson.

The newest blog series by Jamia Weir, featuring an exclusive interview with Sarah Haskell! This is the first of three parts.

UC Berkeley Art Museum was recently gifted the world’s largest collection of quilts (and all created by African American women), with over 3,000 different pieces

A series of four exhibitions featuring work by renowned fiber artist, Lenore Tawney, will be on view at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center now until early next year (2020)

The Korea Bojagi Forum will be in Seoul, South Korea from May 13-19, 2020

Guest blogger and Textile Arts L.A. member, Jamia Weir, writes about her experience taking Tim Eads’ rug tufting workshop last month!

“I am the things that are, that will be, and that have been. No one has ever laid open the garment by which I am hidden. The fruit I brought forth was the sun.”

Landlord Colors: On Art, Economy, and Materiality is currently on view at the Cranbrook Art Musem through October 6, 2019.

(A)Dressing Our Hidden Truths features work by Alison Lowry, on view through May 2020 at the National Museum of Ireland.

The Dutch designer, Hella Jongerius, has installed a giant loom that is 16 meters (approximately 53 ft) between the floors of Lafayatte Anticipations foundation in Paris.

Los Angeles-based artist Diedrick Brackens was featured by The New York Times Style Magazine earlier in August.

Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial is co-organized with Cube design museum, and presents the work of sixty-two international design teams.

Read local artist Jamia Weir’s thoughts on the Fearless Fashion: Rudi Gernreich exhibition at the Skirball.

Faith Ringgold’s retrospective at the Serpentine Gallery is her first exhibition in a European institution. On view through September 8, 2019.

The Mother of David and Goliath featured work by Mounira Al Solh, with a concentration on women rights, women stories and their position in History in the Arab region

The story of the resurrection of Acadian Brown Fiber, featuring Elaine Bourque, seed steward, Acadian spinner and weaver and the concerted efforts of the entire ABC team, including Los Angeles based Sharon Donnan.

Our good friend Kristine Upesleja of Madisons-Innovative Materials was interviewed by VoyageLA last week!