Participating Organizations

Handwork 2026 is proud to showcase a growing lineup of organizations hosting exhibitions and events.

Stay tuned for more coming soon!

Ozark Folk Center State Park

Mountain View,
AR
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Red Mill Museum Village

Clinton,
NJ
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Women of Color Quilters Network

National
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Museum of Glass

Tacoma,
WA
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Baltimore Jewelry Center

Baltimore,
MD
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Palo Alto Art Center

Aqueduct (2016) detail by Courtney Mattison. Glazed stoneware and porcelain. 250 x 250 x 50 cm (98 x 98 x 20 in). Courtesy of the artist. Images courtesy Glen McClure for Virginia MOCA. Included in the 2026 exhibition "Clay Sustains: Vessels of Change" on view January 17-April 5, 2026 that will feature 15-20 established ceramic artists focusing an exceptional body of work on issues of environmental crisis and cultural sustainability. Part of the Art Center's 2025-26 exhibition series "Centering: Clay and Community"
Palo Alto,
CA
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School

Pewabic Pottery

Pewabic Pottery's National Historic Landmark studio building. Pewabic Pottery, Photographer: EEBerger
Detroit,
MI
Arts/Cultural Organization

SNAG Metalsmith

"Scrumptious" Exhibition at NYC Jewelry Week, 2024. SNAG Metalsmith
National
Arts/Cultural Organization

Workhouse Arts Center

The Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton, Virginia. Workhouse Arts Center
Lorton,
VA
Arts/Cultural Organization Gallery Museum

Museum of Arts and Design

Museum of Arts and Design in New York City’s Columbus Circle. Photo: Gustav Liliequist; courtesy Museum of Arts and Design.
New York,
NY
Museum

House of Welcome Cultural Arts Center

The House of Welcome entrance. Laura VerMeulen
Olympia,
WA
Arts/Cultural Organization University or College

Project Threadways

100% organic cotton fabric swatch using reverse applique techniques. Project Threadways
Florence,
AL
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School

Ornament Magazine

HINGED GOLD GORGET from Kerala, India, of high karat gold and ruby, early 19th Century. Photograph by Robert K. Liu/Ornament
San Marcos,
CA
Arts/Cultural Organization Other

Puʻuhonua Society

Keanahala weaver Lise Michelle Sugitan Childers repairing a moena lauhala (pandanus leaf mat). Blake Abes
Honolulu,
HI
Arts/Cultural Organization

Museo de los Santos Inc dba MUSAN: Museo de los Santos y Arte Nacional

MUSAN: Museo de los Santos y Arte Nacional. R. Holm
San Juan,
PR
Arts/Cultural Organization Museum

Lauren Rogers Museum of Art

Lauren Rogers Museum of Art
Laurel,
MS
Museum

The Groove Artspace

The Groove Artspace, seen on an evening when we host live music and an art opening. We are creating a vibrant creative community in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by Erika Harding
Albuquerque,
NM
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School Gallery

Ozark Folk Center State Park

Potters John Perry and Judi Munn have created, taught and shared their unique styles of pottery at the Ozark Folk Center State Park for more than 20 years. Kirk Jordan
Mountain View,
AR
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School

KC Clay Guild

The KC Clay Guild studio building in Kansas City, MO. Louis Reilly
Kansas City,
MO
Craft School

Textile Center

Textile Center is a national center for fiber art, free and open to the public. Situated near the confluence of Minneapolis and St. Paul, it is located in the Prospect Park neighborhood, directly across from the Prospect Park Station on the METRO Green Line light rail. Textile Center
Minneapolis,
MN
Arts/Cultural Organization Gallery