Inspired by the new Janet Laurence commission ‘Plant Song’, the exhibition ‘Millefleur’ explores the ATW’s rich history of interpreting the natural world through tapestry.
Place Makers includes the work of eight artists who use textiles to investigate history, self, place and identity. Each artist identifies with a unique cultural heritage; their use of textiles serves as an anchor point for their personal histories and their contextualisation within the broader Australian milieu.
Held every two years by the ATW these unique awards celebrate creativity and excellence in contemporary tapestry.
Many Seas: Water & Weaving is an exhibition of tapestries and samples from the ATW collection that explore visual themes of water and our relationships with bodies of water.
ATW was delighted to exhibit the Tapestry Design Prize for Architects 2018 finalists and the tapestry 22 Temenggong Road, Twilight in Brisbane as part of the 2019 Asia Pacific Architecture Forum.
An exhibition at the Australian Tapestry Workshop of tapestries from the private collection of Tuppy Cole, long-term friend and supporter of the ATW.
Postcards from Home was an exhibition of small tapestries by Cresside Collette that explored the notion of a 'home'.
