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Arte& Arte presents the 35th edition of the international contemporary textile art exhibition –
Miniatextil 35 – The Poetics of Fragility

Gallery 57 celebrates its 10th birthday by showing the work of ten artists who have played key roles in influencing the direction of our curated exhibitions

Crafts Council presents the leading international art fair for museum-quality art and design. Opening with an invitation only Collectors Preview on the 25th February, and continuing until Sunday 1st March 2026, at Somerset House, London

Beauty is Resistance: art as antidote, our Fall Art in the Barn exhibition explores how aesthetic creation – especially within textile, fiber and material based practices – serves as a form of radical defiance,cultural preservation, and political voice.

This May, in Field Notes: an art survey, browngrotta arts will present an exhibition of art textiles from more than two dozen accomplished international artists. Fiber art is having a moment, and these artists will share what’s on their minds, what’s on their looms, and what’s inspiring their art process, just as the art form’s popularity crests.

I am delighted to have been selected for the ‘Skyboat’ Visual Arts Residency on the Marchmont Estate in the Scottish Borders.

This May, in Discourse: art across generations and continents, browngrotta arts will assemble an eclectic group of artworks that celebrate artists from different countries, who work with varied materials, and represent distinct artistic approaches.

A group exhibition showing differnet approaches to textiles and ceramics, rich surfaces,textures, contrasts in materiality and making.

This series of events will feature a unique format – three exhibitions in one space, combining celebrations of the noted wood sculptor, Dorothy Gill Barnes and famed weaver and surface designer, Glen Kaufman, plus baskets, ceramics and sculptures by more than three dozen international artists.

A sense of the primitive, of having been unearthed, time-worn artefacts, rawness of cloth, historic reference.

A curated exhibition at Ruthin Craft Centre which considers the origins of the artists’s chosen materials.

A curated exhibition at Gallery 57 which includes artworks made from slate, paper, wood, metal, clay and textile.