THE ART OF WEAVING, SPINNING AND TAPESTRIES
(c) Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio
WEAVING
SPINNING
TAPESTRIES
2025 wraps up with these three exhibits: Check them out for your viewing pleasure and sightseeing in the Catskills!
Woodstock Artists Association & Museum’s exhibit SANCTUARY opens October 24 through to November 30, with the Reception on Saturday, October 25 4-6p.m. (28 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY, https://woodstockart.org). My tapestry Lily Pond (c) 2025 was woven specifically for this exhibit, and is for sale;
Longyear Gallery’s annual Holiday Invitational Exhibit opens November 21 through January 4, 2026, with the Reception on Saturday, November 22 3-5p.m. (785 Main Street, Margaretville, NY, https://longyeargallery.org). My tapestries GOD’S HAND — Parable of the Sower (c) 2024 and ELIJAH’s HAND — Prediction of Rain (c) 2025 will be on view and for sale;
and
Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, HOLIDAY SHOW – SMALL WORKS runs December 5 to January 5, 2026. My small tapestry Falling Leaves (c) 1999 is on view.
STUDIO VISITS: Contact me at: info@tabithagilmore-barnesstudio.com; the Subject Line must read “STUDIO VISIT”.
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.
“BRING HOME THE COLORS OF THE CATSKILLS™”
UPDATED March 2022: COPYRIGHT NOTICE These images are Copyrighted by Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio. All reproduction rights reserved. All images included in this website are protected under international copyright law. Any reproduction or other use of the images without the express written authorization of the artist is strictly prohibited. Copyright does not transfer to buyer upon sale, the Copyright remains with the Artist. The Copyright Act gives the Copyright owner, in this case, the Artist, the exclusive right to reproduce or modify their work. This means you may not download, scan, print, copy or crop/edit any of the images even if you have paid for and physically own the artwork. Copyright remains with the Artist for his or her lifetime plus 50 years before entering the public domain. To learn more about copyright law, click here: https://whatiscopyright.org/