Participating Organizations

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

Stay tuned for more coming soon!

Fiber Arts on 4th

Los Ranchos De Albuquerque,
NM
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Corning Museum of Glass

Corning,
NY
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Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum

The Dalles,
OR
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House of Welcome Cultural Arts Center

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

North Country Studio Workshops

In the handbuilding studio at the NCSW 2025 Workshops. Photo by Jennifer Fels
North Hampton,
NH
Craft School

Asheville Art Museum

View of the Asheville Art Museum exterior. Image Sterling Silver.
Asheville,
NC
Museum

NYC Jewelry Week

A hand holds a piece of jewelry by Lori Talcott from Jewels of the Underworld, presented by Sienna Patti at NYCJW25. Photo: Simon Leung
New York,
NY
Arts/Cultural Organization

Historic St. George’s Museum & Archives

Historic St. George's after the Benjamin Franklin Bridge was built - a mere 14 feet away. HSG Museum & Archives
Philadelphia,
PA
Museum

Colorado Creative Industries – Creative Capitol Exhibition

The Colorado State Capitol. Visit Denver
Denver,
CO
Arts/Cultural Organization

Quilts of Valor Foundation

Dr. Rory Cooper receives his Quilt of Valor at the AUSA meeting in Washington D.C. in 2024. Kimberly Millay
Winterset,
IA
Arts/Cultural Organization

Contemporary Craft

Contemporary Craft. Sean Carroll
Pittsburgh,
PA
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School

Museum of Craft and Design

Image of the facade of the Museum of Craft and Design. Image courtesy of Matthew Millman.
San Francisco,
CA
Arts/Cultural Organization Museum

University of Arkansas Fort Smith: Book Arts Center of Arkansas

Lenticular accordion books with AB Gorham. Jay Fox
Fort Smith,
AR
University or College

Handweavers Guild of America, Inc.

Weaving on a Loom. Photo by David Rorick
Atlanta,
GA
Arts/Cultural Organization

Puʻuhonua Society

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

Fine Line Creative Arts Center

Fine Line Campus. Fox Valley Ariel Imagery
St. Charles,
IL
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School Gallery

Visions Museum of Textile Art

This is the second in Mel Beach's series of wholecloth art quilts layered with painted and block-printed Evolon, free-motion quilting, hand embroidery and a few sequins for bling factor. Each transformation is both meditative and fun. This is a piece in VMOTA's Permanent Collection. Courtesy of Mel Beach
San Diego,
CA
Museum

Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts

Enriching lives through art and craft - Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
Gatlinburg,
TN
Arts/Cultural Organization Craft School