About The Fiber Gallery
The Fiber Gallery, located in Bellevue, Washington, is a captivating destination for art lovers and textile enthusiasts alike. Established in 2005 by renowned artist and curator Jennifer McCurdy, the gallery specializes in contemporary fiber arts, showcasing a diverse range of works from both emerging and established artists.
The Fiber Gallery is known for its unique focus on the techniques and artistry involved in textile creation, including weaving, basketry, and fabric manipulation. Visitors to the gallery can expect to see intricate pieces that challenge traditional notions of textiles in contemporary art. With its mission to promote and educate the public about the significance of fiber arts, the gallery often hosts workshops, lectures, and artist talks, creating a vibrant community of art appreciation.
Among the artists represented by The Fiber Gallery are celebrated figures such as Faith Ringgold, known for her narrative quilts, as well as local talents like Joan Morris, whose contemporary wall hangings have garnered attention within the art world. The gallery attracts a wide audience, from serious collectors to casual visitors, all drawn by its commitment to the intricate beauty and rich history of fiber arts.
In addition to exhibitions, the gallery regularly collaborates with local craft organizations and participates in art fairs, helping to strengthen the presence of fiber arts in the Pacific Northwest. The Fiber Gallery not only serves as a venue for display but also acts as a hub for creative exchange and inspiration for all who visit.
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