EXHIBITIONS | Fiber Reimagined IV

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Fiber Reimagined IV

In partnership with Fiber Art Now

July 23 – September 5, 2026

Receptions

Opening Reception: Friday, August 7, 2026
Closing Reception: Friday, September 4, 2026

An international open-call in-print exhibition conceived of and juried by Fiber Art Now Magazine’s creative team: Lori Butanis, Barbara Delaney, Beth Smith, and Cami Smith. Fiber Art Now Magazine has been transformed in recent years into an ad-free, visually stunning quarterly publication which focuses on theme-based, in-print juried exhibitions. This is Gravers Lane Gallery’s third year of formally exhibiting a selection of pieces from the winning group.

Technically impressive and visually stunning, it is always one of our most attended exhibitions each year. Fiber Reimagined IV is an exploration of creative and innovative ways textiles are used, reused, constructed, and deconstructed. From Felting to Fine Needle work, you will encounter a large-scale 9-panel computer-generated jacquard weaving, and a demure, delicately crocheted fine silver & gold collar. Find a spectacular flowing gown constructed from discarded plastic bags and a shoe constructed from cardboard. Time-consuming and technically challenging works using complex chain-mail construction will be juxtaposed with an intensely knotted waxed line thread vessel. Quilted, knotted, tided, dyed, woven, felted, stitched, layered, stacked, wrapping, twining, coiling, and deconstructing using natural and synthetic materials. There are a few limitations to what constitutes textile and fiber art. The exhibition will be on view from July 23rd with a closing date of September 5th, 2026, with an opening reception Friday, August 7th, and a closing reception on September 4th, 2026.

Media + Press

Summer 2026 Issue

Ivy Anderson
Lasse Antonsen
Jesse Aviv
April Bonasera
Elizabeth Caputo
Veronica Cianfrano
Cheri Dunnigan
Andrea Finch
Gigi Gastevich
Brienna Hall
Nancy Herman

Kid Kardiac
Nancy Koenigsberg
Tatyana Kularatne
Roberta Lagomarsini
Sharon Mayone
Debora Muhl
Jóh Ricci
Leisa Rich
Gerri L. Thompson
Susanne Williams

Something (on the wall) no. 8 | Ivy Anderson

Ivy Anderson

Something (on the wall) no. 8

Talking Timbuktu | Lasse Antonsen

Lasse Antonsen

Talking Timbuktu

Heritage | Jesse Aviv

Jesse Aviv

Heritage

April Bonasera

Martha Washington’s Flower Garden Re-Imagined

Leather Boot | Elizabeth Caputo

Elizabeth Caputo

Leather Boot

The Weary Promise of a Plan | Veronica Cianfrano

Veronica Cianfrano

The Weary Promise of a Plan

Cheri Dunnigan

Lace Collar

Andrea Finch

Verdant, Viridis Pratum III & Azure Aqua II

reCAPTCHA Landscapes, Locations Unknown | Gigi Gastevich

Gigi Gastevich

reCAPTCHA Landscapes, Locations Unknown

Halo Necklace | Brienna Hall

Brienna Hall

Halo Necklace

Tragic Comedy Masks | Nancy Herman

Nancy Herman

Tragic Comedy Masks

preparation. | Kid Kardiac

Kid Kardiac

preparation.

Nancy Koenigsberg

Chroma

Rupture | Tatyana Kularatne

Tatyana Kularatne

Rupture

Prayer Beads | Roberta Lagomarsini

Roberta Lagomarsini

Prayer Beads

Sharon Mayone

American Consumerism

Deborah Muhl

Five Friends #1425

Crescita | Jóh Ricci

Jóh Ricci

Crescita

Catch & Release: Unravelled | Leisa Rich

Leisa Rich

Catch & Release Unraveled

Gerri L. Thompson

Faultlines

Susanne Williams

Disposable Vows: The love may die but plastic is forever

In Detail

Found object and elastic on wood panel

Something (on the wall) no. 8 (detail)

Indian Kantha cloth fragments, woven black plastic tarp, black staples

Talking Timbuktu (detail)

Anodized Aluminum chainmail

Heritage (detail)

Vintage linen, Quaker Lace, and DIamond Field fabric, avocado pit food waste, Dharma Trading marigold fiber reactive dye, organic cotton batting, vintage frog closure Waist 25″, Bust 24″, Length 33.5″, Sleeves 29″ 2025

Martha Washington’s Flower Garden Re-Imagined (detail)

Vintage linen, Quaker Lace, and DIamond Field fabric, avocado pit food waste, Dharma Trading marigold fiber reactive dye, organic cotton batting, vintage frog closure Waist 25″, Bust 24″, Length 33.5″, Sleeves 29″ 2025

Martha Washington’s Flower Garden Re-Imagined (detail 2)

Paper bags, newspaper, cardboard, acrylic paint 5″ x 6″ x 10″ 2025

Leather Boot (detail)

Thread, fringe, paint, dye on hand-stitched silk

Thread, fringe, paint, dye on hand-stitched silk

Verdant, Viridis Pratum III | Andrea Finch

Quilted reclaimed decorator samples, cotton batting, thread 12″ x 8″ 2026

Verdant, Viridis Pratum III (detail)

Azure Aqua II | Andrea Finch

Quilted reclaimed decorator samples, cotton batting, thread 12″ x 8″ 2026

Azure Aqua II (detail)

Series of nine handwoven Jacquard tapestries with acrylic yarn, screenshots from Google ReCAPTCHA roadside image tests

reCAPTCHA Landscapes, Locations Unknown (single)

Knit sterling silver chain, 14k double clad gold fill sequins, sterling silver

Halo Necklace (detail)

Acrylic yarn 60″ x 60″ wall hanging 47″ x 23″ punching bag 2025

preparation. (detail)

Coated copper wire

Chroma (detail)

Cotton fabric, hand dyed and printed with procian dyes and fabric inks, polyester thread, bamboo batting

Prayer Beads (detail)

Handwoven vintage needlepoint, embroidery, wood, laser engraving, hand painted

Catch & Release Unraveled (detail)

Fiber, commercial fabrics

Fault Lines (detail)

Plastic trash bags. Heat fused and hand formed

Plastic trash bags. Heat fused and hand formed

Plastic trash bags. Heat fused and hand formed

SHOP / The Artists of Fiber Reimagined IV