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Explore all styles and techniques of textile arts. Artmajeur is aimed at all artistic sensibilities and has been celebrating beauty by your side for 20 years with more than 2 million contemporary works of art to discover ... or acquire! Discover works by contemporary artists from around the world to decorate your interior with class! Simple art lover or confirmed collector? Find the favorite canvas or painting that will truly enhance your decoration. Artmajeur offers you original works, limited editions and art prints by the best contemporary artists in the world. On Artmajeur, works of textile art are selected by enthusiasts and experts in the art market. We select for you the original works of trendy, award-winning and recognized artists as well as new rising values in the field of contemporary art to guide you and help you in your process of buying textile art online.

Discover contemporary Textile Arts on Artmajeur

Contemporary Textile Arts is an exciting and vibrant field that has gained popularity in recent years. This type of art encompasses a wide range of techniques and materials, including embroidery, weaving, and quilting. Textile artists use a variety of supports, including fabric, paper, and even found objects, to create their unique works of art. What sets contemporary Textile Arts apart from other forms of art is its ability to convey emotion and meaning through the use of texture, color, and pattern. The tactile nature of textiles creates a sensory experience that engages the viewer on a deeper level, allowing them to connect with the artwork in a more intimate way. As a result, contemporary Textile Arts has become a powerful tool for artists to express their ideas and communicate their messages to the world.

**Excerpt** Textile Art, 57x32 in
©2023 Kostyantin Malginov

Origins and History

The Arts and Crafts Movement of the late 19th century played a significant role in the development of Textile Arts, emphasizing the importance of handmade goods and traditional craftsmanship. In the 20th century, Textile Arts continued to evolve and expand, with the rise of modernist movements such as Bauhaus and the incorporation of new materials and techniques. Today, Textile Arts encompass a wide range of practices, including surface design, weaving, embroidery, quilting, and more.

**Nature morte aux empiècements.** Textile Art, 19.7x15.8 in
©2024 David Spanu

Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market

Contemporary Textile Arts have been gaining momentum in recent years due to their innovative use of materials and techniques. These new works have captured the attention of the art world and collectors alike. The importance of Textile Arts lies in their ability to bridge the gap between traditional art forms and contemporary ideas. With their unique integration of fiber, thread, and weaving, these works challenge conventional notions of what constitutes art and inspire new ways of thinking about the creative process. As the market for Textile Arts continues to grow, it is clear that this genre is poised to make a lasting impact on the art world.

Related Famous Artists

Contemporary Textile Arts have been a popular medium among artists who incorporate traditional fiber techniques with modern practices. Here are some well-known Contemporary Artists who have made a name for themselves in the world of Textile Arts:

Sheila Hicks - Known for her vibrant and tactile works, Hicks is a renowned artist who has been working with textiles for over 50 years. Her pieces range from large-scale installations to small, intricately woven sculptures.
Nick Cave - Cave’s wearable sculptures, or "Soundsuits," are made from a diverse range of materials, including textiles, found objects, and other unconventional materials. These works are meant to be both visually striking and audibly engaging.
El Anatsui - Anatsui’s large-scale installations are made from recycled materials, including discarded bottle caps, aluminum foil, and other found objects. His pieces often explore themes of identity, history, and the environment.
Ghada Amer - Amer’s intricate embroidery work often features images of women, exploring themes of femininity, sexuality, and identity. Her pieces are both delicate and powerful, challenging traditional notions of what can be considered "feminine" art.
Bisa Butler - Butler’s quilted portraits are made from brightly colored fabrics, paying tribute to the rich history and traditions of African American quilting. Her works explore themes of identity, family, and community.

Each of these artists has made a significant impact on the world of Contemporary Textile Arts, pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved with traditional fiber techniques. Their works are both visually stunning and emotionally evocative, challenging viewers to think deeply about the themes and ideas they explore.

**Marilyn Monroe 2** Textile Art, 15.8x11 in
©2014 Molena

Notable contemporary Textile Arts

Contemporary Textile Arts have emerged as a dynamic and diverse field with a plethora of artists exploring various techniques and materials.

One of the most well-known textile Artworks is "The Dinner Party" by Judy Chicago, created in 1979. This monumental installation features a triangular table with place settings for 39 historical and mythical women, each adorned with a unique embroidered runner. The artwork celebrates the overlooked contributions of women throughout history and has become an iconic feminist artwork.

Another prominent artist is Faith Ringgold, known for her narrative quilts. Her work "Tar Beach" created in 1988, is a quilted storybook depicting a young girl’s dream of flying over the New York City skyline. The artwork is a powerful commentary on racism, poverty, and the power of imagination.

Sheila Hicks is a contemporary fiber artist who creates large-scale installations and sculptures. Her work "Pillar of Inquiry/Supple Column" created in 2013, is a towering installation made up of colorful fiber bundles. The artwork explores the relationship between architecture and textiles and challenges the perception of textiles as a decorative art form.

Ai Weiwei, a Chinese contemporary artist, has also utilized textiles in his work. His installation "Sunflower Seeds" created in 2010, features 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds, each hand-painted by Chinese artisans and spread across the floor of a gallery. The artwork comments on mass production, globalization, and the loss of individuality in modern society.

Finally, Bisa Butler’s quilted portraits have gained recognition for their vibrant colors and intricate details. Her work "The Storm, The Whirlwind, and The Earthquake" created in 2020, depicts three women standing together in a powerful and unbreakable bond. The artwork celebrates the strength and resilience of Black women in the face of adversity.

These contemporary textile artworks showcase the versatility and power of the medium, and have made significant contributions to the art world.

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Kostyantin Malginov

"Excerpt"

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 57x32 in

$4,100.5

Prints available

Molena

"Marilyn Monroe 2"

Textile Art on Fabric | 15.8x11 in

$2,069.77

Veronika Bernard

"Soft №2"

Textile Art on Other substrate | 72.8x15.4 in

$4,429.29

Elisa Marmo

"Foglie rosse"

Textile Art on Plastic | 19.7x19.7 in

$879.06

Svitlana Mostova

"Джинсовая куртка"

Textile Art | 19.7x15.8 in

$903.98

Nina Rassen

"Transformer Costume"

Textile Art on Fabric

Not For Sale

Odile Guichard

"Lucette"

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 23.6x19.7 in

Not For Sale

Vera Tepliakova

"Rug “GREEN”"

Textile Art on Fabric | 23.6x27.6 in

$346.64

Hilda Garman

"Ivresse de Necklar avec creation 3d"

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 15.8x15.8 in

$1,034.26

María Jose Pazos Vettorazzi

"El corazón de la roca"

Textile Art on Stone | 5.5x5.9 in

$381.76

Juno

"Bust Ash Gray"

Textile Art on Canvas | 5.9x5.9 in

$491.64

Elisa Marmo

"Rosso ricamato"

Textile Art on Canvas | 31.5x39.4 in

$1,203.05

David Spanu

"Nature morte aux empiècements."

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 19.7x15.8 in

$1,059.18

Buli Archibald Flash

"The Turkey"

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 23.6x17.7 in

$1,656.17

Prints available

David Spanu

"Tapisseries _jardin 4"

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 18.1x15 in

$796.37

Andrew Schneider

"Summer Instances"

Textile Art | 68.1x112.2 in

Sold

Anne Corbalan

"" Vielfalt - zwischen Schwarz und Weiss ""

Textile Art on MDF Board | 24x24 in

$4,471.21

Elsa Weldemariam

"Lagom"

Textile Art on Canvas | 18x18 in

Not For Sale

María Jose Pazos Vettorazzi

"Verdes y turquesas"

Textile Art on Stone | 4.3x4.3 in

$188.05

Elsa Weldemariam

"Stockholm."

Textile Art on Canvas | 12x9 in

Not For Sale

Kelly Allison

"Mediterranean Me"

Textile Art on Canvas | 19.3x19.3 in

$606.05

Marie Chimay

"DALI"

Textile Art on Fabric | 31.5x27.6 in

$314.92

Andrew Schneider

"№28"

Textile Art | 43.3x118.1 in

$13,986.83

Abora

"arborescence"

Textile Art on Fabric | 23.6x59.1 in

$1,254.02

Prints available

Eduardo Vidal

"cultural appearances"

Textile Art

Not For Sale

Diane Macgowan

"Pond"

Textile Art on Other substrate | 9.8x12.2 in

$402.66

Andrew Schneider

"Contemplation of the Sky"

Textile Art | 64.2x43.3 in

$17,437.38

David Spanu

"Je sème à tout vent."

Textile Art on Canvas | 16.9x14.2 in

$506.37

Artem Icona

"Collectible archival item #222010"

Textile Art on Fabric | 31.5x23.6 in

$704.61

Korhan

"Primavera"

Textile Art | 43.3x65 in

$96,289.02

Artem Icona

"Collectible archival item #222014"

Textile Art on Fabric | 31.5x23.6 in

Not For Sale

Svetlana Dushina

"Beads felt"

Textile Art on Other substrate

$454.61

Rita Janikyan

"Ocean of Thoughts"

Textile Art on Wood

Not For Sale

David Spanu

"Tapisseries _jardin 2"

Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 16.1x11.8 in

Sold

Fabienne Rubin

"Au bois dormant"

Textile Art on Paper | 12.2x10.8 in

$977.62

Stefania Hara

"Imagination Is Real - Hand-Painted Jacket"

Textile Art on Leather | 20x20 in

$997

Buy contemporary Textile Arts on Artmajeur

Are you looking for a unique piece of art that will add character and style to your home or office? Our contemporary Textile Arts are the perfect choice for those who appreciate the beauty of handmade, one-of-a-kind pieces. Made by skilled artists using a variety of materials such as fabric, yarn, thread, and fibers, these artworks are a testament to the creativity and talent of their makers. The supports used to create these works are as varied as the materials themselves, and can include anything from canvas to paper, wood, and even metal. Investing in art is always a wise decision, as it not only adds value to your space, but also to your life. Our Textile Arts are an excellent choice for collectors, as they are unique, visually stunning, and have the potential to appreciate in value over time. At Artmajeur, we offer an extensive selection of exclusive artworks at competitive prices, making it easy for you to find the perfect piece for your collection. We also offer free shipping worldwide, and free 14-day returns, ensuring that you can buy with confidence. So why not take the first step towards adding a touch of creativity and elegance to your space by browsing our collection today?