Really pleased to have a feature on my work and process in What Women Create fall 2026What Women Create
Selvedge Textile Month, September 2026 /
A special event this year was working with artist Sue Lawty to deliver a two-day workshop focussing on paper thread making and paper weaving for Selvedge magazine’s London Textile Month. Threads of Paper
The Art of Paper, Haddon Hall Derbyshire July 7 - September 20, 2026 /
I was delighted to have work included in this beautiful exhibition in the magnificent Haddon Hall in Derbyshire this summer alongside artists Pia Ostlund, Clare Phelan, Su Blackwell, Louisa Boyd, Marilou Chagnaud, Sam Park from The Paper Foundation and Kirsty MacDonald
Su Blackwell
https://www.haddonhall.co.uk/events/event/the-art-of-paper-a-showcase-of-british-craft-exhibition-included-with-admission/
Decorex International, Kensington Olympia, 12-15 October 2025 /
I’m delighted to be taking part in Making Spaces at Decorex International this October, a leading showcase of international interior design industry. I’ll be showing new work and demonstrating the ancient Japanese craft of paper yarn making, which I use extensively.
12th International Mini and Fibre Art exhibition 'Scythia', Ukraine /
My textile sculpture The Low City has been selected for the 12th International Mini and Fibre Art exhibition ‘Scythia’, Ukraine. Very proud to be part of this longstanding international biennial exhibition.
Paper Works, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol /
Great to be part of this exhibition showcasing a variety of artists working with paper as a medium.
Paperwork, Hub, Sleaford until 17 November /
Reductive, Kendall Clarke. Photograph by Peer Lindgreen
The last few weeks to catch this wonderful exhibition showing at Hub, Sleaford in collaboration with QEST.
This exhibition brings together works from a group of craftspeople who use paper as a primary medium or as an intrinsic part of their process, all of whom have developed their practice through specialist craft training and education supported by the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST). Through the skills of the makers, the exhibition will showcase the versatility of paper as a material, and explore the breadth of its creative and practical potential. The show will consider our continuing relationship with this tactile medium in the age of digital technology, and its enduring usefulness.
A passion for paper /
Thank you so much to Selvedge magazine for featuring my work. Read the article here https://www.selvedge.org/blogs/selvedge?page=1
Theo Moorman Trust for Weavers Award /
I’m delighted to have been awarded a grant from the Theo Moorman Trust for Weavers to support my continued research into paper yarn making and woven paper textiles.
Formed with Future Heritage, 9-13 October 2023, Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour /
I’ll be Maker in Residence from 9-13 October as part of Formed with Future Heritage at the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. I’ll be showing work and some of my making processes.
QEST Sanderson Design Co. Scholarship /
I’m delighted to have been awarded the QEST Sanderson Design Co. scholarship to travel to Japan to learn how to make my own paper yarns. I’ll be working with expert Hiroko Karuno and then participating in a four-week residency at Studio Kura, nr. Fukuoka in the south of the country.
NEW! Saturday weave classes /
Introduction to Weaving, March 18th (book via the classes page)
In this workshop you will learn the basics of how to make your own woven fabric. The loom will be prepared in advance so that you can begin weaving immediately. We’ll cover the basic weave structures – plain weave and twill – and you’ll learn how to combine them to create pattern. We’ll experiment with yarns and yarn combinations to create different effects. We’ll also consider colour and how to use it. By the end of the day, you’ll have created your own piece of woven fabric to take home. You’ll have a good understanding of how woven fabric is made, and a handout covering the day’s learning will be provided.
Homo Faber Guide /
Thank you Michaelangelo Foundation for including my work in the Homo Faber guide. Read the full interview here https://homofaber.com/discover/discover-kendall-clarke
Materials Hard + Soft, Patterson-Appleton Arts Centre, Texas /
Inclination II has been selected for the 35th annual international Materials Hard + Soft exhibition and will be shown at the Patterson-Appleton Art Centre, Denton, Texas from May 27-August 27.
Textile + Surface, The Future of Craft, Bargehouse, South Bank, London /
Part of London Craft week, this is an exhibition of textile work by makers from Cockpit Studios showing alongside makers from Future Icons and Design Nation. I’ll be demonstrating weaving and spinning on Thursday 12 May from 12-3pm.
Tansa: Japanese Threads of Influence, Gallery Gallery, Kyoto /
Exhibition of miniature textiles by Japanese and British artists, April 23-May 8.
Weaving, Ditching Museum of Art and Craft, Saturday 5 March /
Tansa: Japanese Threads of Influence, Crafts Study Centre, Farnham /
Kendall Clarke, Artist talk, Thursday 3 March 13.30-14.30
Fibre: structure and surface /
Contemporary textile and ceramics, continues until March 19 at Gallery 57, Arundel
The Low City, Kendall Clarke, 2021 www.kendallclarke.com
Tansa: Japanese Threads of Influence /
Crafts Study Centre, Farnham Jan 4 - March 26
Tansa, the Japanese word for exploration, is the link that binds this Anglo-Japanese exhibition. The work showcases textile miniatures (works that can be held in the hand) from UK and Japanese makers, including Living National Treasures, Grand Masters and renowned contemporary artists,
