Wednesday, September 19, 2018

Global Warming will travel with FIBRE CONTENT all across Ontario for next two years... thanks to the Jury and teams of organizers for this amazing Fibre Art Exhibition opportunity...


Global Warming, Bethany Garner, Kingston, ON 2018

Inspired by a photo taken by Astronaut Mark Kelly, from the International Space Station as it passed over the Hudson’s Bay in 2016.  Artist’s dyed/spun rovings, hand-stitched on her spun and woven wool  background. Couching threads hand dyed by Dianne Gibson.


The 2018 Fibre Content Exibition was the Fourth Biennial Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Fibre Art. It showcased 90 works by 60 artists from across Ontario, in fabric, paper, yarn, thread and mixed media materials. The goal, as always, was to raise the profile, awareness and acceptance of Fibre Art as a true art form.


The Premiere was, again, at the Art Gallery of Burlington, from September 6th to September 16th, 2018. A selection of 40 pieces forms a smaller version of the Exhibition which will travel to seven Northern Ontario locations into 2020!

You can see the full Gallery of all 90 pieces at the link here:  Gallery Link





Lake of the Woods Museum, Kenora Sept 25 to Nov 10, 2018

Dryden and District Museum Nov 27 to Jan 28, 2019

Fort Frances Museum Feb 4 to April 1, 2019

Thunder Bay Museum April 8 to June 28, 2019

Timmins Museum: NEC July 8 to Sept 9, 2019

Simcoe County Museum Sept 28 to Nov 5, 2019

Orillia Museum of Art & History Nov 9 to April 26, 2020



Congratulations to Robynne Cole and Dwayne Wanner, founding members of the FIBRE CONTENT Show.

 Thank you to each of the many volunteers, the jury and the Special Lecture speakers and Workshops Instructors that helped during the run at the Art Gallery of Burlington.

Do try to follow along as the traveling show makes it's way across Ontario and try to see the beautiful work.

CONGRATULATIONS to everyone who submitted work for consideration and to the 60 artists chosen to share their work .