In person / Open Studio / Weaving
Intertwine Arts wants to celebrate the creativity, beauty, adaptability, and fun of disability-based clothing design with a fashion show at the Positive Exposure Gallery. Disabled models are paired with disabled and non-disabled designers to create a piece unique to them, which will then stroll down the runway! The runway show will be the closing finale of Intertwine Arts’ annual Woven Together exhibition, which celebrates the artistry of disabled individuals with a display of fiber artworks created over the year in weekly weaving workshops.
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Woven Together Exhibition - textilemonth.nyc/calendar-2026/woven-together-exhibition
The artists represented are artists with disabilities from Intertwine Arts’ programs across four New York City boroughs of Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx. The disabilities experienced range from cognitive disabilities, to physical disabilities, to neurodivergence, to chronic illness, and more. All are burgeoning weavers and fiber artists, primarily exploring the woven medium. Their talents also extend into embroidery, crochet, sewing, and beyond.