Minna Rothman is a tapestry artist, making fine art tapestries based on her original designs. Minna views handwoven tapestry as an art form that often blurs the lines between painting and sculpture. This multimedia parallel fuels her relationship to weaving and imbues her tapestries with tactile compositions.

To hear how Minna became a tapestry artist click here.

Minna Rothman started exhibiting tapestries nationally and internationally in juried group shows in 2016. To see a full list of exhibits click here.

Current and Selected Exhibitions:

2025    Welcome Home, 16th January - 19th March 2025, ACA, Arlington, MA

2024 /25 Murmuration Project, international multivenue: Hillswick, Sedbergh, Aberlady, UK 

16th October - 22nd December, Farfield Mill, Cumbria, UK

March - April 2025, Scottish Ornithologists’ Club, Aberlady, Scotland, UK

2024 /25 Heallreaf 5, international multivenue: Shropshire, London, Sedbergh, UK

8th January 2025 - 6th April 2025 - Farfield Mill, Cumbria, UK

2024  That for which We are Thankful, Friends Center, Cambridge, MA

2024  Over, Under and Through the Warp, Five Sparks Gallery, Harvard, MA

2024 Metamorphosis: The Changing Landscape, Silvermine Galleries,

New Canaan, CT

2024  Woven, presented by NOA Art Gallery, Newbury Court, Concord, MA

2024  Fenestra in Aeternum (solo), Friends Center, Cambridge, MA

2024   Exploring the World of Fiber, LexArt, Lexington, MA

2023/24    Small Expressions, Edith Whiteman Award,

presented by the Handweavers Guild of America

2023 Waterline, Gairloch Museum, Scotland, UK

2023 American Tapestry Biennial 14, Tennessee Tech University, TN

2022/23 Yarn/Rope/String, Presented by Fiber Art Now

2021 Excellence Award, New Bedford Art Museum, MA

2021 More Impact: Climate Change,

San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, CA

2021   Symbiosis and Coexistence, Excellence Award,

Lausanne to Beijing International Fiber Art Biennale XI

Beijing, China

2020  Mandatory Color, Museum of Texas Tech University, TX

2018/2019 Context: Language, Media, and Meaning

Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton, MA

2017 Heallreaf 2, London, UK