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HCAC presents ‘Threads’

A work by Lisa Bradley. A work by Lisa Bradley. Donated photo

Celebrating the beauty, creativity and versatility of fiber art, “Threads,” the latest exhibition at the Haywood County Arts Council, will be on display through Aug. 3 at HCAC’s Haywood Handmade Gallery on Main Street in downtown Waynesville. 

“Threads” showcases the many ways artists use fiber, thread and fabric to create meaningful works of art. From traditional quilting, weaving and embroidery to contemporary pieces inspired by textiles, the exhibition highlights texture, pattern, craftsmanship and innovation. Each work demonstrates how simple materials can be transformed into compelling artistic expressions.

Free and open to the public. For more information, visit haywoodarts.org or call HCAC at 828.452.0593.

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