TAPESTRIES and ARTWORKS
(c) Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio
FALL FROM GRACE-FALL INTO GRACE series
STUDIO VIEWS series
PURSUED BY LOVE series
SUMMER 2026 UPDATE
The new layout for this website is coming soon. Lisa Tait, Silvertop Graphics, and I are eager to streamline to facilitate your viewing this site, and contacting me to visit my new studio and to purchase my tapestries.
Meanwhile, you can continue to follow me on Facebook and Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/handwoventextiles and http://@tgbweavingstudio
NEW EXHIBIT
The East Branch Delaware River Plein Air Painters open with their annual exhibit and sale, at Roxbury Arts Group, Vega Mountain Road, Roxbury, NY Saturday June 30, with the Reception 4-6p.m. JOIN US.
My two small works celebrate Breakfast (c) 2023 (watercolor) and Lemons (c) 2022 (pastels).
VIDEO PROFILE
In this video, curated by Jan Albert and filmed by Kent Garret, Tabitha discusses what excites her about being a weaver, and how she is moving from creating textiles on her AVL Loom to ‘drawing with wool’ to create tapestries. She joined the Catskilled Crafters in a “Get to Know Your Neighbors” Zoom event hosted by the Pine Hill Community Center on February 25, 2021. An excerpt of this video is available for viewing. Click here.
“THE THINGS I NEVER SAID” 2026
This exhibit at the Roxbury Arts Group Vega Mountain Gallery has closed, but you can download and listen to some of the artists as they comment on their works — my comments on Lily Pond (c) 2025 start at 9:33. Here is the Vimeo Video link: https://vimeo.com/1188461194?share=copy
“BRING HOME THE COLORS OF THE CATSKILLS™”
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