FRANCESCA CAPONE

Francesca Capone is a visual artist, writer, and textile designer. She holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Literary Arts from Brown University (2015) and a BFA in Textiles from Rhode Island School of Design (2009). Her books Weaving Language (2015, 2018, and 2022), Woven Places (2018), Text means Tissue (2017), and Writing in Threads (2015) focus on textile poetics. Her work has been exhibited at Whitechapel Gallery in London, LUMA/Westbau in Switzerland,, Textile Arts Center in New York City, NOON Projects in Los Angeles, and 99¢ Plus Gallery in Brooklyn. Capone has been an artist in residence at the Anni and Josef Albers Foundation, Andrea Zittel's A-Z West, and the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. More of her published work can be found at Gauss PDF, Tunica Magazine, and in The New Concrete from Hayward Press. Her academic work includes lectures and workshops at Brown University, Rhode Island School of Design, Leeds Beckett University, Reed College, University of Washington, and Alberta College of Art and Design, among others. She joined Nationale as a represented artist in 2018.

CURRENT SOLO EXHIBITION: A MOTHER’S DISCOURSE, 2024
PAST SOLO EXHIBITION: MATERIAL MEMORY, 2022
PAST GROUP EXHIBITION: RE: ASSEMBLY, 2020
PAST SOLO EXHIBITION: LIGHT JOURNAL, 2020
PAST SOLO EXHIBITION: THINK OF SEASHELLS, 2018
PAST SOLO EXHIBITION: TEXT MEANS TISSUE, 2017
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