Looking for an unconventional museum experience? The Fabric
Workshop and Museum (FWM) is an internationally acclaimed
contemporary art museum devoted to the creation, presentation, and
preservation of innovative works of art. FWM not only presents
visionary exhibitions in its galleries but produces the art you see
onsite and in collaboration with contemporary artists from around
the world. Explore immersi
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ve galleries of new works from FWM’s most recent collaboration with
Artist-in-Residence Henry Taylor, as well as past projects through
its collections on display. Build new artistic skills and dive
deeper into the creative process through a screenprinting workshop.
And don’t miss a chance to find one-of-a-kind gifts from home
goods, hand bags, and wearables made with creative flair available
at the FWM Shop. Book your own experience with customized tours and
workshops tailored just for your group. Choose from several
interactive offerings that include an exhibition tour followed by a
hands-on workshop designed to connect you to an artist’s process,
materials, or concepts. The Fabric Workshop and Museum (FWM): 1214
Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Free (suggested donation of $5)
| Wed–Fri 12:00–6:00 pm, Sat–Sun 12:00–5:00 pm.
www.fabricworkshopandmuseum.org | 215.561.8888 |
info@fabricworkshopandmuseum.org To schedule a group tour, email
tours@fabricworkshopandmuseum.org or call 215.561.8888 x228. The
Fabric Workshop and Museum’s mission—collaborating with artists,
revealing new possibilities—embodies a 45-year commitment
to helping artists experiment with the
expressive possibilities of a broad spectrum of new materials
and techniques. Through its renowned Artist-in-Residence
Program, FWM provides artists at all stages of their careers with
the opportunity to collaborate with its studio staff and take their
work in fresh and often unexpected directions. FWM presents
large-scale exhibitions, installations, and performative work,
utilizing innovative fiber and other media including sculpture,
installation, video, painting, photography, ceramics, and
architecture. Founded in 1977, FWM brings this spirit of creative
investigation and discovery to an eager audience, broadening access
to art and advancing its role as a catalyst for innovation and
social connection.
