Sacred Threads
Sacred Threads is an exhibition of quilts exploring the subject themes of spirituality, joy, inspiration, peace/brotherhood, grief and healing. This biennial exhibition was established to provide a safe venue for quilters of all faiths who see their work as a connection to the sacred and/or as an expression of their spiritual journey.
http://www.sacredthreadsquilts.com/
Studio Art Quilt Associates
Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc. (SAQA) is a
non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the art quilt through
education, exhibitions, professional development and documentation.
http://www.saqa.com
Quilt Surface Design Symposium
The Quilt Surface Design Symposium has been critical to the non-traditional
quilt movement in providing education for all those interested in exploring
their own potential in the medium.
http://www.qsds.com
Quilts, Inc
Quilts,
Inc is the parent company that puts on several trade shows a year including
the International Quilt Festivals in Houston, Chicago and Long Beach.
http://www.quilts.com
Visions Art Gallery
Visions Art Museum is a not-for-profit international arts organization dedicated to the promotion and appreciation of the quilt as art.
http://www.quiltvisions.org/
Art Quilt Elements
ArtQuilt Elements,” which began at Philadelphia’s Sedgwick Cultural Center in 1999 as part of a community arts festival, has since expanded into a biennial juried exhibition displaying contemporary art quilts of the highest caliber.
http://www.artquiltelements.com
Fiber Philadelphia
FiberPhiladelphia is a biennial for fiber/textile art that takes place in and around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The next FiberPhiladelphia will take place in Spring 2012 at major institutions and independent venues. It will include exhibitions by renowned international artists and a new generation of artists breaking into the field. FiberPhiladelphia is partnering with InLiquid a nonprofit 501(c)(3)-membership organization dedicated to providing opportunities and exposure for visual artists and designers.
http://www.fiberphiladelphia.org/