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Visions Museum of Textile Art celebrates and advances contemporary quilting and textile art through exhibitions that explore cultural traditions, contemporary relevance, and innovative creativity.

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VMOTA will be closed October 11 – 23 for the installation of our upcoming exhibitions. Join us at 1:00 pm on Saturday, October 24, for the opening.

Current Exhibitions

fun cycling quilt from quilt nihon exhibition

June 27 — October 10

Colorful crocheted coral reef-like sculpture by Marita Setas Ferro with various textured patterns on a black background.

June 27 — October 10

September 9 — October 10

By fostering connection, dialogue, and inspiration, we empower individuals to appreciate, engage with, and contribute to the rich legacy and evolving practice of textile art, building a community that values diversity, creativity, and shared experiences.

Upcoming Events

Artists Gallery Talks

Artists Gallery Talks Location: VMOTA 2825 Dewey Road, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92106 Watch this space throughout the year for [...]

  • A vibrant display of colorful textiles, woven baskets, and handcrafted items showcasing diverse cultural artistry just like our veranda sale

Veranda Sale

The Veranda Sale Location: VMOTA 2825 Dewey Road, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92106 Every year, VMOTA hosts a fundraiser sale [...]

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We asked our newest team member, Renata, which is their favorite piece in Blalock's "Shades of Home" exhibit, and they chose "All That Remains." They shared, "I really enjoy how smooth the gradient is and the intricacy of the pattern; the rhythm is hypnotizing." “Shades of Home” by @ashleyvblalock is on display in the Spotlight Gallery @visionsmuseum in @artsdistrictlibertystation until October 10th. In this exhibition, Blalock explores smaller-scale investigations of material and memory. The works explore how familiar forms can move beyond their original contexts and how traditional techniques can be reimagined. As materials are altered, they reveal traces of personal histories while taking on new meanings. Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego. VMOTA is also supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency.
We are happy to welcome and introduce Renata Orozco, VMOTA's new Marketing Specialist! Renata is a San Diego local who graduated SDSU with a double major in Graphic Design and Art History with a minor in Spanish. They have always enjoyed the atmosphere that museums create and working within these academic spaces. Outside of work, they enjoy reading, drawing, and nature. Mostly, though, they just say yes to whatever their friends invite them out to do!
"Soft Architectures of the Sea” by Marita Setas Ferro brings marine life to the forefront. In creating intricate, colorful soft sculptures open to touch, she hopes to create a deeper connection between people and the marine ecosystem. As visitors gingerly explore the various knots and textures of these sculptures, Ferro asks the audience to consider what it might look like if we care for our environment with this same delicacy and appreciation of diversity. Soft Architectures of the Sea by Marita Setas Ferro @visionsmuseum in @artsdistrtictlibertystation is on display from now until October 10th. This exhibition presents interactive textile sculptures as material reflections on marine ecosystems, care, and environmental precarity. Visitors are invited to touch these sculptures that invite proximity and embodied response, allowing tactility, softness, and vulnerability to operate as forms of knowledge. We encourage you to touch, reflect upon, and appreciate these meticulous artworks by @maritaferro. On display in the Dr. Sandra Ann Edwin Gallery at Visions Museum of Textile Art. Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego. VMOTA is also supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency.
Ashley V. Blalock states that her practice is a study of transformation and symbols. In extracting domestic items such as doilies and lampshades from their usual environment, Blalock redefines home as “... not only a site of comfort and belonging but also a place where difficult experiences and unspoken histories reside.” While the domestic sphere and the objects that compose it are often overlooked, Blalock brings them to the forefront. In doing so, the audience must confront the labor and time that goes into these day-to-day elements of domestic life. “Shades of Home” by @ashleyvblalock is on display @visionsmuseum in @artsdistrictlibertystation until October 10th. In this exhibition, Blalock explores smaller-scale investigations of material and memory. The works explore how familiar forms can move beyond their original contexts and how traditional techniques can be reimagined. As materials are altered, they reveal traces of personal histories while taking on new meanings. Video by Ashley V. Blalock. Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego. VMOTA is also supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency.
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