Current Exhibitions

Upcoming Exhibitions and Events

Sonya Clark, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia. Woven replica of the Confederate Flag of Truce, 2019. Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño.

Sonya Clark: Monumental Cloth, The Flag We Should Know

March 29, 2019–August 4, 2019

Opening Reception:
Friday, March 29, 2019, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Performance and Reception:
Public Performance: Reversals, Saturday, March 30, 2019, 2:00 pm

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Past Exhibitions

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Theaster Gates giving his lecture An Epitaph for Civil Rights and Other Domesticated Structures at The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia. June 20, 2011. Video credit: Hannah Schulman. Theaster Gates: An Epitaph for Civil Rights and Other Domesticated Structures
Edna W. Andrade, Maze, 1983, screen printed pigment on linen, 50 1/4" width, length variable, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum. Close At Hand: Philadelphia Artists from the Permanent Collection
Fighting Kissing Dancing installation view at the de la Cruz Collection Contemporary Art Space, 2010 Fighting Kissing Dancing
Nicolas Lobo, Grape syrup action for Paul Octavian Nasca's "U smile 800% slower", 2011. Digital Video, Duration: 14 minutes, 37 seconds. Liquid Matter
Bill Smith, Magnetically stabilized, air driven, computer interfaced, chaotic emu egg pendulum, 2011. Mixed media. Dimensions variable New American Voices II
Joan Jonas Reading Dante III, 2010, Installation view, Yvon Lambert New York, 2010 © Joan Jonas, Courtesy of the artist and Yvon Lambert Paris, New York. Photo Credit: Kathryn Hillier Joan Jonas: Reading Dante III and Reading Dante II
First Story, 2010 (detail). Hand silkscreened and machine embroidered silk, felt, fabric, acrylic, on steel armature. In collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum. Photo by Carlos Avendaño. Paula Wilson: First Story
William Anastasi, Same Salt I-V, 1986. William Anastasi blindfolded, draws on frosted acetate during his residency and exhibition at the FWM Duo-Chrome/Duotone: Ink to Light
Fundred Dollar Bills at The New Temporary Contemporary. Photo by Carlos Avendaño. Mel Chin: Uncommon Wealth by the People of Philadelphia
Fallen Blossoms: Explosion Project, 2009. Photo by Lonnie Graham. Cai Guo-Qiang: Fallen Blossoms
John John, 2008. Two 1937 Depression Era John Deere Tractors, steel, paint. 8 x 24 x 7 feet. New American Voices
Mocha Dick, 2009. Wool felt, vinyl coated fabric armature, and internal fan. 126" x 180" x 624" Tristin Lowe, Virgil Marti, Peter Rose, and Ryan Trecartin
Robert Wilson. Robert Wilson: VOOM Portraits, 2006. All works commissioned and produced by VOOM HD. Left to right: Horned Frog, Johnny Depp, Kool (Snow Owl). Robert Wilson: VOOM Portraits
Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Cardoso Flea Circus, 1996. Acrylic and oil on canvas, hand silkscreen on nylon taffeta, various fabrics, steel, brass, video, various props and fleas. 96 x 116 inches in diameter. Threads of History: The Fabric Workshop and Museum 1977–2008
Ed Ruscha, Industrial Strength Sleep, 2007 (detail). Merino wool, cotton, and Trevira CS tapestry. 109 ½ x 276 inches. Ed Ruscha: Industrial Strength
A view of artist Cameron Gainer's Forest Through the the Trees, 2006, an installation at The Fabric Workshop and Museum's New Temporary Contemporary, 2007. Cameron Gainer: Forest Through The The Trees
A view of Warp Trance, 2007, a project-in-process at The Fabric Workshop and Museum, 2007. Senga Nengudi: Warp Trance
A view of Storefront, 2007, a project at The Fabric Workshop and Museum 1222 Arch Street location, 2007. Mark Bradford: Storefront
Anish Kapoor, Body to Body, 1997 (detail), Wool and fiberglass. 115 x 58 x 9 ½ inches Simply Red
People (detail), 1979. Hand silk screen on cotton muslin. Width: 45 inches. Will Stokes Jr.: Retrospective
Installation view of The "Best" Phlower Power Window at The Fabric Workshop and Museum (1222 Arch Street Windows), 2007. Window Installations by Contemporary Artists at 1222 Arch Street
Jim Hodges, You, 1997 (detail). Silk flowers and thread. 168 x 192 inches. Process and Collaboration: Celebrating Twelve Years at 1315 Cherry Street
Jean Shin, TEXTile, 2006 (detail). Computer keycaps, fabric, and projection. 36 x 46 x 276 inches. Jean Shin: TEXTile
Paul Chan, 1st Light, 2005. Digital video projection. 14 minutes, edition of 5. Courtesy Greene Naftali Gallery, New York. Paul Chan: 1st Light