The Future Was Always Here: British Textile Biennial 2025
The British Textile Biennial 2025 features artists and makers showcasing innovation in textile production in spaces that once powered Lancashire's cotton industry.
At the Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, the last surviving 19th-century steam-powered mill, Tim Smith's "Weaving the Future" exhibit displays large photographs printed on cloth, highlighting 21st-century textile innovations.
A film projected onto muslin explores the link between analogue and digital worlds, featuring collaboration with the Balbir Singh Dance Company.
Another exhibit, "Comfort Ye One Another" by Christian Jeffery, is located at Turton Tower.
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Author's summary: British Textile Biennial 2025 showcases innovation.
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