Making as Learning, Salts Mill, West Yorkshire
‘The theme, Making as Learning, invites members of the 62 Group of Textile Artists to reflect on their creative processes, drawing inspiration from their personal archives—be it notes, samples, yarn wraps, dye recipes, film stills, journals, or sketchbooks. This exhibition explores the tangible and intangible qualities of the making process, questioning what can be learned from our methods as they evolve or disintegrate over time.’
The 26 Group of Textile Artists.
Read more about Isabel’s work ‘Archive Iterations’ made for the exhibition here.
Date of Exhibition
September - November 2024
‘The theme, Making as Learning, invites members of the 62 Group of Textile Artists to reflect on their creative processes, drawing inspiration from their personal archives—be it notes, samples, yarn wraps, dye recipes, film stills, journals, or sketchbooks. This exhibition explores the tangible and intangible qualities of the making process, questioning what can be learned from our methods as they evolve or disintegrate over time.’
The 26 Group of Textile Artists.
Read more about Isabel’s work ‘Archive Iterations’ made for the exhibition here.
Date of Exhibition
September - November 2024
Celebration of Life, Brompton Chapel
“Partnering with The Royal Society of Sculptors, the ‘Celebration of Life’ exhibition at the Brompton Chapel is a collective response to the time of year when the veil between the living and the dead is at its most permeable. Also supported by The Royal Parks and The Friends of Brompton Cemetery, the Chapel will host two special, consecutive exhibitions to reflect the narrative of loss - from initial grief and shock towards healing through community and the power of ritual.”
Rachel Goodison
Read more about Isabel’s work ‘Unclaimed 2024’ made for the exhibition here.
Date of Exhibition
October 2024
Suspended Matter
“An exhibition of works by a selection of 2023 Royal College of Art graduates across a range of disciplines. Using different materials and processes, works explore themes of temporality, location, the absurd, ritual, magic, power and the art process itself. Set in the historic Brompton Cemetery Chapel, suspended-matter is an encounter with contemporary and past.“
Rachel Goodison
Date of Exhibition
September 2023
20 Years of Cavaliero Finn, London Craft Week
“In 2004, Juliana Cavaliero and Debra Finn curated their first exhibition as Cavaliero Finn in a home in South London and they haven't looked back since. For this exhibition, Cavaliero Finn returned to its South London roots to celebrate its 20th birthday at Stockwell Studio. The exhibition featured a wide range of artists who have shown with the gallery over the last 20 years including work by our current portfolio of artists and work from some of our earlier artists, like painters Holly Frean, Daisy Cook and Caroline Popham, paper artist Thurle Wright, designer makers Sam Edkins and Deborah Bowness, and sculptors Tom Stogdon, Danuta Solowiej, Merete Rasmussen and Patricia Volk who returned to the gallery as guest artists for this show. The exhibition also included an installation by textile artist Isabelle Fletcher and new work by Lise Herud Braten, the most recent additions to the Cavaliero Finn portfolio.”
Read more about the work Isabel exhibited here.
Date of Exhibiton
May 2024
Creative Connections, The Art Workers’ Guild
‘Creative Connections is a year-long programme which creates a space for creative people who are beginning to establish themselves professionally. Programme participants meet and connect with Guild members, build supportive networks with each other and develop their professional practice.
The programme includes hands-on workshops, talks, discussions and social events - all opportunities to connect with other creative people to share insights and ideas, encourage each other and navigate the challenges of sustaining a career.’
The Art Workers’ Guild
Date of Exhibition
September 2024
Work by Jo Grogan also pictured.
‘Creative Connections is a year-long programme which creates a space for creative people who are beginning to establish themselves professionally. Programme participants meet and connect with Guild members, build supportive networks with each other and develop their professional practice.
The programme includes hands-on workshops, talks, discussions and social events - all opportunities to connect with other creative people to share insights and ideas, encourage each other and navigate the challenges of sustaining a career.’
The Art Workers’ Guild
Date of Exhibition
September 2024
Work by Jo Grogan also pictured.
