Senior Editor Aria Lee returns to Take 5 with a holographic pillow, a bench that holds books, sprayed paper pulp lamps, and more.
The MIT Museum is proud to host Remembering The Future, an immersive installation outlining climate outcomes, by Janet Echelman with Caitlin Mueller.
Celebrating a prolific career, ICA Miami presents a retrospective of Colombian textile artist Olga de Amaral, lending life, learning, and love to fiber arts.
Inspired by the Asari clam, A.A. Murakami’s latest project, A Thousand Layers of Stomach, codes organic patterns to create textile art.
Fiber art and stained glass make a repeat appearance for Associate Editor Aria Lee's Take 5 picks, among fine jewelry and fun chairs.
David B. Smith Gallery presents Devotion, a showcase of new loom and textile pieces by Paolo Arao alongside collaborative totemic sculptures, which explore creative conviction.
Designed in collaboration with Christopher Farr, The Elder Statesman founder, Greg Chait, reimagines his grandmother's illustrations in a new rug collection.
Saatchi Art's "Threadwork: Women Redefining Fiber Arts" includes the work of 17 female-identifying fabric artists who are pushing textile art forward into the future.
Liz Collins' "Mischief" features hand-stitched wall art with explosive colors + radical patterns, as well as sculptural works.
In Through and Through, geometric shapes + tones set a serene experience in a space that highlights the intricacies of the color blue.
The FLOW Collection of textile wall art brings together design techniques from haute couture + upcycled textiles from the design industry to make something new.
Textile artist Elodie Blanchard takes things others don't want + turns them into objects and environments that are full of joy and humor.
Trish Andersen's riotously colorful tufted art is reborn as digitally printed floor mats designed for hard use and easy cleaning.
Calgary-based artist Simone Saunders tufts vibrant, meaningful works around cultural investigation, pop-culture, and identity.
Artist and designer Noelle Sharp creates handwoven art inspired by nature.
