Upcoming Events
Praxis Digital Lab Grand Opening
Praxis is expanding with the purchase of the house behind our facility to become the Praxis Digital Weaving Lab. The renovated downstairs will hold our digital weaving equipment necessary to create complex cloth, and the upstairs will become an artist residency apartment. We will host a ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening during Walk All Over Waterloo. Stop by for refreshments, tours and demos in digital weaving.
Find out more »Eduardo Portillo & Mariá Eugenia Dávila Artist Talk
Free, public artist talk by artists in residence Eduardo Portillo & Mariá Eugenia Dávila to discuss their practice as textile artists from Mérida, in the Venezuelan Andes.
Find out more »Praxis Volunteer Indigo Harvest
Join this amazing community process by cutting the leaves and stalks from the base of the plant, laying them out to flash dye in the sun and then stomping them to separate the stems from the leaves that make the blue dye you know as Indigo.
Find out more »Praxis Volunteer Indigo Harvest
Join this amazing community process by cutting the leaves and stalks from the base of the plant, laying them out to flash dye in the sun and then stomping them to separate the stems from the leaves that make the blue dye you know as Indigo.
Find out more »Creative Fusion Artists Exhibition Opening
In June, 2019, Praxis Fiber Workshop hosted three artists to each design a 60' banner made entirely from individual squares of fabric dipped in our natural indigo. This project was part of the 'Cuyahoga 50' event, celebrating our city's waterways. The banners hung from the Detroit Bridge and were executed by over 1,000 residents of Cleveland. Now, all three artists are coming together for an exhibition of their own works with a focus on indigo. Artists include: Tony Williams of…
Find out more »Praxis Volunteer Indigo Harvest
Join this amazing community process by cutting the leaves and stalks from the base of the plant, laying them out to flash dye in the sun and then stomping them to separate the stems from the leaves that make the blue dye you know as Indigo.
Find out more »Praxis Volunteer Indigo Harvest
Join this amazing community process by cutting the leaves and stalks from the base of the plant, laying them out to flash dye in the sun and then stomping them to separate the stems from the leaves that make the blue dye you know as Indigo.
Find out more »