The Fibery is a new gallery dedicated to textile art that has just opened its doors in the Haut Marais district. This space was created at the initiative of Eva Taieb, a former Professional Master student at IESA arts&culture. It is intended as an exhibition venue allowing the public to discover contemporary textile creation. Eva Taieb offers a new concept far removed from that of a conventional gallery: no white walls but color, no large empty spaces but furniture that invites you to linger, no acoustic void but sound, no openings but many themed events, no artists to champion but an artistic trend to showcase, no waiting for an exhibition to end to collect your work but the pleasure of leaving with it right away, no predefined calendar but a constant flow of new works and new artists.

The space will be punctuated by many highlights, some dedicated to artists with open doors on Tuesday mornings, others dedicated to the public with the monthly ArtFocus events, and also open to companies and to events around textile art.

The gallery offers multidisciplinary works by French and international visual artists: drawings, photos, paintings, sculptures, engravings, installations… whose common point is the use of textile fiber in their work through different techniques: weaving-unweaving, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, braiding, knotting, tying, sewing, collage.

The Fibery is located at 36, Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth 75003 Paris

More information:

Facebook: @TheFiberyGallery

Instagram: @thefiberygalleryparis

Website: www.thefibery.fr

Glass shopfront of The Fibery textile art gallery
Colourful knitted and crocheted pieces hung on a grey and red wall in an exhibition