OREGON CITY, Ore. - TelAve -- The Imperfecta Gallery is proud to present "Imperfecting," a group show part of Portland Textile Month (PTXM), a month-long festival created by Textile Hive to build community and foster cross-pollination among textile enthusiasts, artists, businesses, schools, and cultural organizations.

In a world where AI and the myth of endless perfection abound, this exhibit brings to the forefront the notion that our endless, beautiful imperfections are legacies to honor, cherish and preserve.

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One thread at a time, this show shares with viewers the complex fragility and relentless strength of our humanity — a humanity that thrives on imperfect choices and the ability to learn and recover when choices prove to be mistakes.

After all, our imperfections propelled previously unimaginable transformations, beauty and opportunities that are now indelible parts of our collective realities.

The show debuts on October 4, with an Opening Party from 5 to 7pm, and runs through the end of the month.

The art show, which features fiber artworks by women artists from the US, Mexico, and Italy, includes artworks by Deborah Kruger, Jacqueline Myers-Cho, Kim Tepe, and Pupillae (Gioconda Pieracci).

For more details, visit the gallery's website at https://www.imperfecta.xyz/