Join quilt artist and author Heather Jones in October 2020 on a special nine-day hand-quilting retreat in Britain at Goodnestone Park, a glorious manor house and family seat of Julian, 22nd Lord Fitzwalter. Built by his ancestors in 1704…

Join us in the culturally-vibrant seaside town of Brighton on England’s south coast for a nine-day retreat with artist and fashion designer Christine Mayer.  An early pioneer of upcycling - she made her name upcycling German army jackets…

Japanese Textile Innovation from Sudō Reiko showcases the innovative work of Japanese textile designer Sudō Reiko, who is renowned for pushing boundaries of textile production and championing new methods of sustainable manufacturing…

Alison Jacques Gallery presents the first solo exhibition in Europe devoted to three generations of women artists living in Gee’s Bend, officially known as Boykin, a remote black community situated on a U-turn in the Alabama River…

Join us for our third creative retreat in Britain’s beautiful New Forest an hour and half southwest of London with artists Mandy Pattullo and Anna Corba. The retreat begins in historic Richmond-upon-Thames…

The history of Britain is intricately woven together with the history of textiles. As the dark clouds of WWII lifted there was a desire for change, for colour and for inspiration, which started in the home…

Kaffe Fassett's Colours in the Cotswolds Hidcote is an exhibition of botanically inspired tapestries and quilts and tells the story of colour as an inspiration for art but also colour and art acting as a pacifier, reliever and stimulator.

Made with novel cotton, vivid colours and exuberant design, the painted and printed cottons of India changed human history; they revolutionized art, fashion and science wherever they went around the globe…

An exhibition featuring Jodie Carey, Mark Corfield Moore, Ayan Farah, Forest and Found, David Murphy, Isobel Napier, Amy Revier, Sophie Rowley, Katharine Swailes, and works from the GRAY MCA collection.

Boro (“rags” or “tatters”) are patchwork textiles hand-pieced by peasants in Japan in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The inability to cultivate cotton in the northern climate of Tohoku necessitated the practice of stitching remnants of used fabric into utilitarian items, including blankets, coats and mittens…

This exhibition will present the kimono as a dynamic and constantly evolving icon of fashion, revealing the sartorial, aesthetic and social significance of the garment from the 1660s

Out of the Blue celebrates the work of influential design company Designers Guild. Founded by Tricia Guild OBE, Designers Guild started life in 1970 as a small section of a single shop in Chelsea’s Kings Road.

Combining elements from Chilean craft techniques, natural tinting processes and repetitive mechanised movement, Unzueta’s work explores labour’s technological…

We Will Walk – Art and Resistance in the American South is the first exhibition of its kind in the UK and reveals a little-known history shaped by the Civil Rights period in the 1950s and 60s.

It will bring together sculptural assemblages,

Textiles and costume give us a beautiful and intensely human insight into our history. Unbound: Visionary Women Collecting Textiles celebrates seven pioneering women who saw beyond the purely functional, to reveal the extraordinary artistic, social and cultural importance of textiles…