Fiber art

In celebration of National Craft Month, ArtsvilleUSA presents Reawakening, featuring nature-inspired works by Western North Carolina craft artists.

Using recycled materials, Claire Krüeger creates colorful textiles that reflect her passion for geology, botany, and the communities she’s called home...

Megan Morgan celebrates the physical body using ‘humble’ materials like upcycled burlap, echoing Walt Whitman’s radical egalitarian vision of humanity...

On view at Corey Helford Gallery, ‘Bound by Nature’ features new work from illustrator Dana Seiferling and painters Lisa Ericson and Yulia Pustoshkina...

In today’s episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power sits down with Jo-Ann Morgan to discuss the evocative fiber work that netted her a spot as a grant wi...

Playful yet purposeful, Dre McLeod’s abstract tapestries are a nod to her Appalachian roots and make the argument for craft as fine art.

Rendered in kaleidoscopic scenes that swirl across the canvas, Robert Forman’s psychedelic works find beauty in everyday events and intimate friendshi...

Incorporating sound, video, and projection into her work, emerging artist Ophelia Arc explores psychic rot, ritualistic obsession, and parasitic tende...

Described as an ‘environmental imagineer,’ James Hsieh uses soft textiles to create an alternative version of nature, plucked directly from his subcon...

Becca Van K’s needlepoint landscapes evoke the innocent joy of bright colors, wooly surfaces, and simple geometric shapes found in children’s books.

To celebrate Women’s History Month, NOT REAL ART is highlighting 11 amazing contemporary textile artists we’ve showcased over the last year.

Assembled from textiles and reflective rubbish, Madison Nelson's neon-soaked works overwhelm viewers with the language of consumer culture.