Graminski will be creating a site-wide installation in her Lace and Logs Series. She will be using her collection of antique lace to create stencils honoring the lace makers, their labor and designs throughout the grounds of the historic Friedrich Gross Mansion.
Of Frame and Fallow is a pop up extravaganza in a 9000 square foot space with multi media artists – sculptors, painters, performers etc.
The Textile Gallery of NYC welcomes visitors to “Garden Series” the work of Pamela Loewen, an award winning Michigan artist.
GR gallery is pleased to announce “Made To Appear” a two person exhibition featuring artists Viraj Khanna and Brian Robertson, whose works merge traditional textile techniques, contemporary imagery and cultural commentary to examine emotionally residual forms and the performative nature of today’s social media-driven world.
TEXTILE ART GALLERY NYC PRESENTS
VITAL FORMS: SIX ARTISTS EXPANDING THE REACH OF TEXTILES
Textile Art Gallery of NYC presents a solo exhibition by contemporary quilt maker and collagist, Jennifer Fons, entitled, “Hiraeth” with an opening scheduled for Mary 16, 2026 from 3-5 pm
Fiber Forward brings together 38 women and non-binary artists for an expansive group exhibition examining fiber art as a site of experimentation and critical inquiry. Curated by Tina Villaveces, the exhibition presents sculpture, installation, embroidery, weaving, and mixed media that challenge conventional perceptions of the medium, navigating the boundaries between tradition and innovation, material and meaning.
Opening this March in New York City’s Chelsea district, Textile Art Gallery NYC is a new artist-run space dedicated to advancing textile-based practices as rigorous contemporary art. Located at 529 W 20th Street, the gallery debuts with Surface Tension: Founding Artists of Textile Art Gallery NYC (March 3–May 1, 2026), featuring work by its founding artists and marking the launch of this new space.
It is an Exhibition of Paintings, Sculptures and Installations by Artists who have the Earth in their Hearts curated by Fran Beallor
On Wednesday, March 4, Lina Forrester, archivist of the renowned Kravet Archive, will present highlights from the company’s collection, one of the most extensive repositories of its kind.
An exhibition combining performance, installation, and live social sculpture by contemporary disabled artists from Intertwine Arts. Visitors can look at artwork, learn to weave, and contribute live towards an evolving gallery space.
“Shared Ground” stages a transatlantic conversation between Sarita Westrup and Lewis Prosser, whose sculptural basketry transforms inherited craft traditions into works shaped by place, identity, ritual, and repair.
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