Current Exhibitions

Opening remarks by guest curator John G. Hanhardt, April 5th, 2013. Changing Scenes: Points of View in Contemporary Media Art.

Changing Scenes: Points of View in Contemporary Media Art

April 5, 2013–Summer 2013

Opening Reception:

Friday, April 5, 2013, 6–8 pm

Members Preview:
 Gallery talk by John G. Hanhardt at 5:30 pm

Free parking on opening day provided for Members and Donors
Membership $20 and up

 

 



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Past Exhibitions

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Daniel Arsham X Jonah Bokaer: Study for Occupant, 2012.  Performed at The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia.  December 12, 2012. Daniel Arsham X Jonah Bokaer: Study for Occupant
Daniel Arsham, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia. Installation view, 2012. Glass, EPS, EPS foam, drywall, paint, resin, shattered ceramic. Photo Credit: Carlos Avendaño  Daniel Arsham: Reach Ruin
Youth participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event held in the Museum’s print studio. Share Your Story! Family Fun Workshop
"Lunar Rabbit, 2011" exhibition at Luceplan. Images courtesy of More Art, New York Joan Jonas: Lunar Rabbit
Left: Mark Rosenthal, July 2012. Photo credit: Eric Roman.Right: Louise Bourgeois in her installation at The Fabric Workshop and Museum, December 1992. Photo credit: Kelly & Massa Photography. An Odyssey: A Narrative of The Fabric Workshop and Museum
Michel Garcia and Yoshiko Iwamoto Wada in Lauris, Provence, France. Video still from Natural Dye Workshop with Michel Garcia, Colors of Provence Using Sustainable Methods, 2011 Natural Dye Workshops offered by Slow Fiber Studios with artist, author, curator, textile researcher Yoshiko Iwamoto Wada and botanist, chemist, dyer, and naturalist Michel Garcia
Pae White, Summer XX (installation view), 2012. Dimensions variable. Courtesy of The Fabric Workshop and Museum. Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño     Pae White: Summer XX
Geppetto (installation view), 2012, newspaper with ink. Courtesy of The Fabric Workshop and Museum. Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño Mark Bradford: Geppetto
Jennifer Steinkamp, Moth 5 (still, detail), 2012, digital projection, dimensions variable, courtesy of ACME, Los Angeles and Lehmann Maupin, New York. Jennifer Steinkamp: The Death of the Moth
Left: Mark Bradford, Niagara (still, detail), 2005, courtesy of Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York. Right: Carlos Avendaño, Brenda (still, detail), 2012. Mark Bradford and Carlos Avendaño: 2 Videos
Studio Makkink & Bey, Dust Cabinet, wood, sticker, wooden table, 210 x 100 x 75 cm, 2005. Courtesy of Studio Makkink & Bey BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Photographer: Bob Goedewaagen Soft Village: Studio Makkink & Bey