Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery

09/10/2024

Here is another Jurors Recognition from our current show, "Lichens, Moss, and Tree Bark", Floris Flam's art quilt 'Echoes'.

09/10/2024

Another jurors recognition for our new show " Lichens, Moss, and Tree Bark". Patricia Giovannoi's 'Natural Bouquet" contains orange peel flowers, dried leaves and bark on paper.

09/10/2024

Eileen Doughty's three machine embroidered teapots were one of the Jurors Recognitions for our new show, Lichens, Moss and Tree Bark". Check out all of them.

08/20/2024

Lovely hand dyed yarn in the Gallery this month.

08/10/2024

What a beautiful day to come and visit the Gallery. There is a sidewalk sale going on around town and the temperature is nice and comfortable inside the Torpedo Factory.

08/07/2024

"Lemons and Limes", a woven table runner by Rebecca Dahlman was a jurors recognition from our new show, "Full Circle".

08/07/2024

"Shades of Indigo" by Judy Porter a jurors recognition from our new show, "Full Circle" , features dyed indigo circles felted onto white wool.

08/07/2024

"From the Garden" by Silvia Souza a jurors recognition from our new show, "Full Circle" , features leaf prints on cotton with embrodery and beaded circles.

08/05/2024

Guest juror Ann Liddle and Marisela Rumberg jurying our new show, "Full Circle". Come in soon to see all the beautiful work.

08/01/2024

It is nice and cool in the Gallery today. Stop in and see all of our wonderful fiber art in comfort.

07/19/2024

Fabulous things to wear in the Gallery this month.

07/03/2024

“Black and White + One” is a show depicting high contrast including a “Plus One,” which most artists interpreted as an additional color; red being a popular, but by no means unanimous choice. It was exciting to see the various ways black and white plus a third color were used to create fiber works. Notable works are Eileen Doughty’s large wall quilt “Sashiko Samples” in black, white, and red is an artistic display of stitched Sashiko designs. Check out the many Sashiko designs elsewhere in the Gallery. The Gallery is well stocked with more theme items as well as new wall art, scarves, table linens, and jewelry.

07/03/2024

“Black and White + One” is a show depicting high contrast including a “Plus One,” which most artists interpreted as an additional color; red being a popular, but by no means unanimous choice. It was exciting to see the various ways black and white plus a third color were used to create fiber works. Notable works are the felt shawl by Grace Mahanes displays excellence in laminated felt. Grace used subtle yellow as her third color. Check out the many Sashiko designs elsewhere in the Gallery. The Gallery is well stocked with more theme items as well as new wall art, scarves, table linens, and jewelry.

07/03/2024

“Black and White + One” is a show depicting high contrast including a “Plus One,” which most artists interpreted as an additional color; red being a popular, but by no means unanimous choice. It was exciting to see the various ways black and white plus a third color were used to create fiber works. Notable works are Patti Durbin’s portrait “See Me.” Using recycled materials, it calls out to take a closer look. Who is ”Me”? Check out the many Sashiko designs elsewhere in the Gallery. The Gallery is well stocked with more theme items as well as new wall art, scarves, table linens, and jewelry.

06/28/2024

Last weekend for our "Collaboration"show. Come visit.

06/24/2024

There is still time to enjoy our current show, "Collaboration". Stop by before Monday to see al the beautiful things.

06/12/2024

The Gallery looks fantastic this month. Come in and visit soon.

06/04/2024

Jurors Recognition's for our new show "Collaborations" finishes with Janet Stollnitz's colorful hand-dyed, hand-woven silk scarf has incredible movement and luminosity.

06/04/2024

Jurors Recognition's for our new show "Collaborations" moves on with Eileen Doughty's wonderfully textural "Whose Garden Was This?" wall quilt incorporates watercolor crepe panels painted by an unknown artist, and three-dimensional thread sculpture flower sprigs.

06/04/2024

Jurors Recognition's for our new show "Collaborations" starts with Grace Mahane's nuno-felted shawl with a striking cheetah head needle-felted by her niece, Betty Loving.

06/01/2024

A last look at the colorful scarves in the current show at the Gallery. We jury in our Collaboration Theme Show on Monday.

05/17/2024

Lucious handcrafted wearable fiber art in the Gallery this month.

05/11/2024

Looking into the Gallery this month for something special? Come visit to find the best Mother's Day present. .gifts

05/02/2024

Fabulous! Come see this nuno felted shawl and many other fiber art creations in the Gallery.

04/28/2024

Gallery member Joanne Bast will be exhibiting her work as part of the Carroll County Artists' Studio Tour. This year, the 40th anniversary of the tour, will be May 9th-June 8th at the Carroll County Community College Gallery in the Scott Center. Opening reception Thursday May 9th from 4-7 pm.

The Carroll County Artists’ Studio Tour is a long-standing Carroll County tradition now in its 40th year in 2024. A broad range of works by talented artists from Carroll County will be on view in this celebratory group exhibition. Scott Center Art Gallery - T Building (Room 308), T Building, Rotun...

04/24/2024

Our new show, "Repurpose With a Purpose opened today. Here is our second juror's recognition. Nancy Pollack crocheted vintage telephone wire into dimensional baskets.

04/24/2024

Our new show, "Repurpose With a Purpose opened today. Here is our first juror's recognition, Silvia Souza's 'Miravet'. She used old fabric project leftovers and linen shirts for the wall hanging.

04/17/2024

Gallery member Susan Harris was able to participate in this history making photoshoot.

📸 Behind the scenes of our 50th Anniversary photoshoot

🎉 🎉 Stay tuned for more info about the anniversary celebrations happening this September 🎉 🎉