Los Angeles textile artist Liv Aanrud brings “Story Spun Slow” to UW‑Stevens Point’s Carlsten Art Gallery through April 17.

Textile works of all sizes depicting abstract landscapes hang around the high walls of the brightly lit gallery Slo Curio. Some depict Hawaiian beaches; others show Southwestern mesas – places that ...

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Tucked a kilometre away from the ever-rushing MGR Chennai Central Railway Station, stands the serene campus of Government ...

There seems to be a strange, unspoken idea floating around in 21st-century discourse that history, or at least meaningful history, began around the year 1700 – or 1800, or in the most egregious cases, ...

Once relegated to craft, fiber—and its influence on contemporary painting and installation—now commands attention and serious ...

Detail of embroidery design by May Morris overlaid with portraits of May and her father William Morris (collage Isabella Segalovich/Hyperallergic, images via Wikimedia Commons) On a bright, sunny day ...

Just outside Helsinki, the Espoo Museum of Modern Art (EMMA) invites visitors into the world of Finnish textile artistry, ...

Embroidered pieces, woven works, fiber-based creations—textile art (also known as fiber art) can be many things, but one thing is certain: It creates an inspired tapestry wherever you display it.

The Art Detective is a weekly column by Katya Kazakina for Artnet News Pro that lifts the curtain on what’s really going on in the art market. In 2002, crowds lined up around the block outside the ...

Leda Catunda, “Eldorado II” (2018) acrylic on canvas and plastic at the 33rd São Paulo Biennial (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) In October, a little more than a month after the biennial’s ...

At the peak, Hong Kong was one of Asia’s largest textile exporters. Now, visitors can see tangible reminders of that history ...