Retrospective coverage for October 24, 2026. First published October 26, 2026 06:07 -07:00 (Pacific time). This is an AI-assisted brief compiled from linked public source records; the coverage date is not the publication date.
Visions Museum of Textile Art scheduled an Oct. 24 reopening with three exhibitions, setting that day's gallery hours at 1–4 p.m. The Liberty Station museum had listed installation closures before the changeover. Museum calendar
Quilt Visions 2026, the museum's 27th international juried exhibition, features 33 artists selected from 323 submissions. Its announced run extends through Jan. 16, 2027. Exhibition overview
Also scheduled through Jan. 16, Origins brings together six artists working across textile traditions and contemporary approaches. The listed works include hand stitching, plant-dyed wool, mixed-media sculpture and weaving. Origins
San Diego artist Denja Harris' Will You Stay Here for a Moment? occupies the Spotlight Gallery through Dec. 5. The museum describes layered yarn works that incorporate deadstock and secondhand materials, inviting close attention to texture and accumulated forms. Harris exhibition
The exhibitions share the museum's space at 2825 Dewey Road, Suite 100.