Fiberart International 2025
Fiberart International 2025 (Fi2025) features works by both established and emerging artists from eight countries, representing a wide spectrum of creativity, materials, techniques and unique perspectives. The global community that is woven together through this exhibition naturally reflects a broad international outlook. The selected works for Fi2025 were juried by three distinguished and internationally renowned artists and curators: JOJO ABOT, Louis Ho and Tamara Kostianovsky.
With over 400 entries from 30 countries, 36 artists were chosen, offering a diverse and engaging representation of contemporary fiber art. The exhibition is globally recognized as a benchmark, documenting trends and innovations in the field. Fi2025 aims to present innovative works rooted in traditional fiber materials, structures, processes and history, while also embracing art that explores unexpected connections between fiber and other creative disciplines.
Since 1967, the Fiberart International triennial has been produced by the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh, a non-profit, member-supported organization dedicated to promoting the appreciation of fiber art and fostering its creative development. Fi2025, the 25th iteration, is organized by Contemporary Craft in partnership with the Brew House Arts, with the continued support of the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh.
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Fiberart International 2025 (Fi2025) features works by both established and emerging artists from eight countries, representing a wide spectrum of creativity, materials, techniques and unique perspectives. The global community that is woven together through this exhibition naturally reflects a broad international outlook. The selected works for Fi2025 were juried by three distinguished and internationally renowned artists and curators: JOJO ABOT, Louis Ho and Tamara Kostianovsky.
With over 400 entries from 30 countries, 36 artists were chosen, offering a diverse and engaging representation of contemporary fiber art. The exhibition is globally recognized as a benchmark, documenting trends and innovations in the field. Fi2025 aims to present innovative works rooted in traditional fiber materials, structures, processes and history, while also embracing art that explores unexpected connections between fiber and other creative disciplines.
Since 1967, the Fiberart International triennial has been produced by the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh, a non-profit, member-supported organization dedicated to promoting the appreciation of fiber art and fostering its creative development. Fi2025, the 25th iteration, is organized by Contemporary Craft in partnership with the Brew House Arts, with the continued support of the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh.
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