We Carry the Land is an architectural exploration of space, time, and form born from an alignment of varied Indigenous foundational ways of being. This courtyard installation is commissioned and produced by Materials & Applications (M&A).

Ben Cuevas’ solo exhibition featuring a new series exploring identity, gender, textile-based media and coded meaning.

The deadline period for submitting applications is from 15 September 2023 to 15 November 2023 midnight.

Opening Reception Saturday, September 9 from 3 to 7 pm, showcasing the breadth of the influential and innovative work created by members of California Fibers.

Annual Symposium; registration opens March 27th.

NBO’s annual conference.

a comprehensive selection from Ferne Jacobs’ 50 years of artmaking

This exhibit brings together, for the first time, a comprehensive collection of her multi-dimensional forms in thread, starting from the 1960s and carrying through to the present.

The Work of Radiance is a retrospective of the groundbreaking 30-year career of Myrlande Constant, and the first solo U.S. museum exhibition devoted to the work of a Haitian female contemporary artist.

The artist transforms collections and inspirations into poetic assemblages wrapped in hemp at Karma Gallery in Los Angeles.

Save the Date for Sympoeisis: Making With, exploring local fiber and ecosystems. Opening Reception Saturday, Feb 25 at 2pm

Truth-Telling is a multidisciplinary cross-section of well-known Native artists from across the US and Canada, featuring the works of eight contemporary Indigenous artists: Christi Belcourt, the late T. C. Cannon, Nicholas Galanin Yéil Ya-Tseen, Hock E Aye VI Edgar Heap of Birds, Margaret Jacobs, Rose B. Simpson, Duane Slick and Benjamin West. Their visual truth-telling presents a counter-hegemonic view of Native people.

Shaped by the Loom places Indigenous aesthetics and ways of knowing at the center of Navajo textile production, highlighting the localized and land-based knowledge systems that guide the process behind the finished product. Rather than reifying the object, this perspective foregrounds the active and generative practices that shape and animate this art form.

More than 120 galleries will show at 2023’s Frieze LA.

Debra Disman is a Los Angeles-based artist known for her work inspired by the book, both as a solo practitioner and in the public sphere of community engagement. As a maker and teaching artist she creates work and projects which push the body and boundaries of the book into new media and materials, inviting altered ways of viewing the world and how we inhabit it.

Works in Trade Fare Social address present-day challenges of the Student Debt Crisis, Bodily Autonomy, Sustainability, and Economic Systems.

A three person exhibition with artists Christopher Miles, ceramic sculpture; Jamie Vasta, glitter works on wood; and Amy Usdin, fiber sculpture.

Works selected for the exhibit express a wide variety of themes interpreted in diverse textile materials and processes – a hallmark of contemporary fiber art.