The International Art Textile Biennale 2023 seeks to exhibit the best of contemporary art textiles and this the second Biennale, reflects a wide range of works related to the textile medium. The goal of the exhibition is to include innovative work rooted primarily in textile as well as art that explores unexpected relationships between textile and other creative disciplines.
Fibre Arts Australia and its founder, Glenys Mann are committed to developing this significant award and with it an original vision and intentions so that Art Textile practitioners continue to expand, grow, and inspire.
Exhibiting Artists
Jacobo Alonzo, Laura Bishop, Eszter Bornemisza, Kerstin Bruchhauser, Evangeline Cachinero, Sue Cunningham, Robyn Cuthbertson, Margaret Djarbalarbal Malibirr, Tina Fox, Ann Goddard, Rachael Howard, Josephine Jakobi, Amy Jones, Walter Jugadai, Gintare Joudele, Linda Knight June Lee, Brenda Livermore, Irene Manion, Claudia Mazzotta, Jem Olsen, Sayaka Ono, Rachel Pearcey, Hilary Peterson, Catriona Pollard, Neda Puri Dhir, Tamara Russell, Katharina Sommer, Samantha Tannous, Renee Trovarelli, Ruth Wagner, Rachael Wellisch, Louise Wells, Ji Seon Yoon, Stefanie Zito.
Image: Ji Seon Yoon, South Korea, RAG FACE #21002 Sewing on fabric and photography 170 x 118 x 3cm
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