Exhibits
Complete listing of fiber arts related exhibits in galleries, studios, museums and art centers including juried and non-juried shows. Exhibits are added on a regular basis. If your exhibit is not shown here, please add the information directly using the Add Event link.
Focus: Fiber 2011 - 2012
December 2, 2011 through February 26, 2012
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A textile exhibit sponsored by the Textile Art Alliance of the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Canton Museum of Art. Mounted at the Canton Museum of Art, 1001 Market Avenue North, Canton, Ohio 44702.
Winter Heritage Festival in the Smokies
February 2, 2012 through February 5, 2012
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The 6th Annual Winter Heritage Festival in the Smokies is a celebration of East Tennessee history, Appalachian traditions, and the natural beauty of Townsend, Tenn., Cades Cove and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The winter festival offers everyone an opportunity to enjoy and learn about the area’s heritage and traditions through a variety of presentations, storytelling, music, exhibits, nature walks and tours. The four-day event will take place at several locations in the Townsend and Maryville area, including the Townsend Visitors Center, the Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center, the Little River Railroad Museum, and the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. For more information, please visit www.smokymountains.org/winter-heritage.html or www.smokymountainfestivals.org or contact the Smoky Mountain Convention and Visitors Bureau at 800-525-6834 or (865) 448-6134.
The Art in Fiber
February 4, 2012 through March 4, 2012
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February 4th - - March 4th, 2012 - Copper Shade Tree, 102 Schumann Lane, Henkel Square, Round Top, Texas 78954 This popular show is returning for another spectacular year. The 2012 show is an invitational show that will focus on the works of 21 fiber artists from across Texas. Artists that will be included in the show are: Andrea Brokenshire, Annie Smith, Barbara Booth, Carolyn Dahl, Cindy Henneke, Connie M. Fahrion, Diane Sandlin, Ginny Eckley, Jack Brockette, Jane Dunnewold, Jo Sweet, Laura Ann Beehler, Linda Teddlie Minton, Lisa Kerpoe, Liz Axford, Martha Tsihlas, Mary Ann Littlejohn, Mary Ruth Smith, Susan King, Susie Monday, and Suzan Engler.
Bobbinwinders Guild - Silent Auction of Fiber-related Arts and Crafts
March 16, 2012
9:30-1:00 Bid on handwoven and knit articles, handspun fiber, baskets, jewelry and more. $8 optional lunch to be reserved via email before March 9 5446 N Citrus Ave., Covina, CA Personal checks or cash accepted for winning bids
Smoky Mountain Fiber Arts Festival
March 16, 2012 through March 17, 2012
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East Tennessee is bursting with unique, Appalachian arts and crafts, and the Smoky Mountain Fiber Arts Festival provides locals and visitors alike an interactive, community event connecting festival-goers with fiber arts activities. The festival will include Border collie sheep-herding, sheep-shearing, classes, workshops, marketplace of vendors, and art exhibits. Educational demonstrations of fiber arts processes, such as spinning, weaving, needlecrafts and dyeing, and hands-on activities will take place for all ages to enjoy.
2012 Voices in Cloth Quilt Show
March 17, 2012 through March 18, 2012
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East Bay Heritage Quilters is holding its biennial quilt show, "Voices in Cloth" on March 17 and 18, at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond, on the beautiful San Francisco Bay waterfront. Raffle quilts, vendors galore, and over 200 gorgeous works of art will be displayed. Special display by the African American Quilt Guild of Oakland. Please join us for the fun!
2012 Arts and Crafts Demonstrations and Exhibits
April 1, 2012 through December 10, 2012
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For those interested in learning a new skill, developing a hobby or simply learning about a craft and creating a unique work of art, the Townsend Visitors Center showcases talented artisans and local exhibitors from early spring to mid winter. Guests can visit and buy from many of the exhibits while enjoying and learning about timeless, Appalachian arts and crafts.
Minnesota Alpaca Expo Fiber Arts
April 14, 2012 through April 15, 2012
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Fiber Arts competition open to anyone using 50% alpaca fiber. Photo Contest open to all. Deadline March 1st, 2012. Registration online opens Jan 2nd, 2012. See website for rules. This event is open to the public with free admission and parking. For all ages.
Townsend in the Smokies Spring Festival and Old Timers Day
May 4, 2012 through May 5, 2012
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Celebrate East Tennessee’s blossoming natural beauty in the springtime while learning a little about the unique and enduring heritage of Townsend, Blount County and the Great Smoky Mountains at the 20th Annual Townsend in the Smokies Spring Festival and Old Timers Day. The festival celebrates Appalachian history, culture, and traditions through activities and events ranging from bluegrass music and the annual Young Pickers Contest to wildflower walks and cast iron cooking. Traditional storytelling, arts and craft demonstrations, and authentic, Southern food give festival-goers a feel of true Appalachian life. The Townsend festival was created to celebrate the heritage of the Smoky Mountains, and to keep Appalachian culture alive while giving visitors a hands-on look into the unique traditions. The festival began with bluegrass bands and musicians jammin’ and has since grown into a family event, with many activities attracting people from across the country.
Smoky Mountain Highland Games
May 18, 2012 through May 20, 2012
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The 2012 Smoky Mountain Highland Games is a three-day event where attendees can experience a “Gathering of the Scottish Clans,” one big family reunion with excitement, education and entertainment. The Games are centered around a field of athletic competition, along with music and dance competitions. The event’s entertainment will include country dancing, bands, balladeers, comedians, a dog show, a kid’s playground, and clan competitions. An element of educational learning will be available for guests who find their last name on one of the Clans’ tents: learning your family history and how it relates to the Clan. Visitors will leave the Smoky Mountain Highland Games with a fun, educational experience and a since of what it means to be Scottish.
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