Maine Fiberarts presents “Current and Coming: Elizabeth Busch Art Quilts" June 15–August 15, 2018. SHOW EXTENDED UNTIL August 31, 2018!!  Reception: Sunday, July 22, 2-5 p.m.  Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Friday, 11-4; Saturday, from 11-2

Writes Elizabeth Busch: "Having been an artist all my life and an 'art quilter' since 1983, I've come to realize that my art work is all about process.

“Enchanted Elements” was on view November 16, 2022 through January 28, 2023. An eclectic and beautiful mix of fiber textiles and sculpture.

Our most recent show, “Enchanted Elements” has closed. But you can see and shop the artwork online. https://maine-fiberarts.square.site/ Support a Maine artist while helping the organization. 

To view the Enchanted Elements show and some of our previous exhibitions over the past few years, here's a LINK to see and read about them.

Gee’s Bend Quilts in Topsham: "Do It Your Way": July 4–August 30, 2014

It's Political. An Exhibition of Political Work, July 3–August 31, 2019. Work by 12 Maine artists representing all points of view. Tea bag quilts, artists’ books, recycled sculptural plastic, paper maché, coiled basketry, woven tapestries, hooked Ruth Bader Ginsberg pillows, crocheted tea cups, mixed media embroidery, paper collage, and more.

PAPER CHASE. Handmade paper art including: kozo, Joomchi, waxed, painted, formed, torn and stitched. This is the latest exhibit at Maine Fiberarts Gallery/Center, 13 Main Street in Topsham. Show on view from August 11–October 22, 2022.

“Home and Childhood Memories,” a show of fabric and fiber work at Maine Fiberarts, on view until July 30, 2022, featuring work by Grace Collette, Debora Dixon, Cindy Finamore, Kimberly Hamlin, Jennifer Lee Morrow, Pamela Slaughter, Jill Snyder Wallace, Bobbie Ann Tilkens-Fisher. The show contains stitched fabric architectural collages, hooked wall pieces, handmade art books, embroidered boxed works, bricolages, sculptural spheres, and unspun roving woven and tufted works. Artwork above is titled “Geronimo,” a hooked wall piece by Grace Collette.