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ARTIST CALL: Rags to Cultrual Riches 2026

Last Updated 8/20/2026


Gallery 610 is accepting submissions for the next themed group exhibit, "Rags to Cultural Riches"! Do you work in the fiber arts? Do you live within 200 miles of Huntington, WV? We'd love to exhibit your work! The exhibit will be on display October 12th through November 9th. Submissions for the show must be submitted by Oct. 5th. You can submit your work by visiting this link. 

Criteria

Accepting only traditional and modern styles of textile and fiber arts. Types of fiber arts that can be entered into the show include, but are not limited to: quilts, weavings, collages, clothing, assemblages, knitting & crochet, sculptural, paper mache, and lace. 

Send questions to Denise Poole, Curator, at [email protected]

Be a Part of Rags to Cultural Riches

Don’t miss your chance to reserve a vendor spot at this one-of-a-kind event on Oct. 17th. Space is limited—secure your table before Oct. 1st. Fiber Artists Only.

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