COMING SOON: Our Spring exhibitions for Handwork 2026! From a hanji papermaking pioneer, to emerging artists across the Puget Sound, to an artistic collaboration that life grows around, these makers are all have undeniable impacts not just regionally, but nationally and even internationally.
Handwork 2026 is a nationwide celebration of American craft. Here at BIMA, we are celebrating all year long by weaving together the majority of our exhibitions with one theme: Connected By Craft. So stay with us and keep visiting to experience the diversity of craft and craft-artists, to explore the connections between cultures and community, and to enjoy the diverse, storied world of the handmade!
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Images: Aimee Lee, How We Survive, indigo and inkjet on hanji, 2.5 x 2 x 0.5” closed, 4” wide open, Courtesy of the artist.
James Nelson, Nareau Occasional Table, 2025, Granadillo, Bleached & Dyed Ash, 28”h x 38”w x31”d, Courtesy of the Artist
Little and Lewis, Wheat and Ivy, Ivy, 2009, cast concrete, latex paint, 35”h x 14”w x 2”d, Private collection.
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