Indulge Your Love for Textile Arts at the Out of Hand Exhibition
‘Out of Hand’ is an exhibition by members of Stitching and Beyond that celebrates the creative works of its members.
The works, created in the last two years, showcase the diverse and innovative approaches members have to fibre and textile arts.
See You There
The exhibition is being held at the Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre from 22 September to 2nd October 2023.
Stitching and Beyond Members’ Exhibition
Out of Hand Event Details
Location:
Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre
Level 1/77 Salamanca Place
Hobart 7000 Tasmania
Opening:
21 September at 6pm
Exhibition Dates:
22 September to 2 October 2023
Detailed Event Description
From 22 September 2023, Stitching and Beyond presents its biennial 10-day Out of Hand exhibition at the Long Gallery.
Stitching and Beyond is a diverse group of textile artists exploring innovative approaches to textiles, fibre and mixed media arts. The exhibition is inclusive and open to all Stitching and Beyond members, whether they be professional or amateur artists.
Get your entry in today. Member & non-member entry fees apply. Use discount code spring20 for a 20% discount to join.
Celebrating Textile Art and Artists
Textile art in all its forms will be on display, including functional, decorative, fine and wearable works.
A Curator’s and 6 People’s Choice awards are on offer. So be sure to vote for your favourite works.
Live Demonstrations from Our Talented Members
Visitors can enjoy live demonstrations and member attendants will be on hand to assist with visitor queries regarding exhibitors and their works, fibre art processes and practices, and group membership.
Popular Member Challenge Pieces
The popular ‘Member Challenge’ pieces for 2022 and 2023 will be displayed alongside the exhibition, and a bird-themed Lightbox exhibit will run concurrently and for a further fortnight.
The exhibition is being supported by Hobart City Council and Salamanca Arts Centre.
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