When does the event start?

The event starts on 22.06.2026 at 17:00.

Where does From Multiple Threads take place?

At the community center Die Villa in Erlangen, Äußere Brucker Straße 49.

Who is the workshop suitable for?

For art enthusiasts, people eager for textile design, and anyone looking for an open participatory format.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the event takes place inside the community center.

Are there entrance fees?

A price was not clearly mentioned in the available information.

What content can I expect?

An open textile art workshop with collaborative work on fabrics, threads, and creative processes.

Textile Art in Erlangen: An Open Workshop Full of Fabric, Conversation and Imagination

Name: From Multiple Threads
Start: 2026-06-22T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-22T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadtteilzentrum Die Villa

From Multiple Threads: Textile Art as a Shared Artistic Experience in Erlangen

With From Multiple Threads, a space opens at the community center Die Villa for open textile art workshops, where fabrics, yarns, and conversations merge into a vibrant artistic experience. The event is aimed at everyone who wants to experience textile design not just by looking, but through shared practice. Artist Karina Liutaia connects textile crafts with participatory practice and collective exploration of the works. ([karina-liutaia.com](https://www.karina-liutaia.com/vita_kontakt/?utm_source=openai))

Textile Materials that Carry Stories

Karina Liutaia works at the intersection of textile art, stage, and participation. Her practice is characterized by knitting, embroidery, and sewing as artistic processes that make memory, belonging, and social experience visible. Biographically, her approach is rooted in a craft training in fashion design in St. Petersburg and a degree from the University of Arts Bremen. Thematically, her works revolve around labor, migration, borders, and collective experience. ([karina-liutaia.com](https://www.karina-liutaia.com/vita_kontakt/?utm_source=openai))

Open Workshop Instead of Detached Viewing

The format invites an aesthetic experience that museum audiences particularly appreciate today: not only to watch but to participate, experiment, and weave. In the open workshop, an immediate exhibition atmosphere emerges from fabrics and threads, combining craft precision with social exchange. This aligns with the idea of textile art as a medium that links material and meaning together. ([karina-liutaia.com](https://www.karina-liutaia.com/vita_kontakt/?utm_source=openai))

A Place for Cultural Education and Encounters

Die Villa, as a socio-cultural community center in Erlangen, serves as a meeting place for children, youth, and adults. The facility offers a variety of leisure and cultural programs; according to municipal information, it is designed to be barrier-free, although the city also notes limited accessibility in a barrier-free overview for Die Villa. Therefore, it is worth taking a closer look at the current accessibility before visiting. The project benefits from this open, everyday environment, where cultural education and collaborative work go hand in hand. ([erlangen.de](https://erlangen.de/uwao-api/faila/files/bypath/Dokumente/PDF-Formulare/50_Sozialamt/gut_beraten_-_guenstig_leben.pdf?q=normal&s=list&tn=1&utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: A Workshop that Connects Material, Space, and Community

From Multiple Threads promises an inspiring date for all who appreciate textile art, participatory formats, and cultural education. If you want to experience the connection of material, conversation, and creativity live, you should definitely visit this event in Erlangen. ([karina-liutaia.com](https://www.karina-liutaia.com/vita_kontakt/?utm_source=openai))