The Dino Zoli Foundation in Forlì presents a wide-ranging examination of the art of tapestry in Italy, from the 1950s to today, curated by Nadia Stefanel and promoted by Dino Zoli Textile.
The title of the exhibition - Exploring plots: a journey through tapestry - intends to emphasise how the textile medium, traditionally seen as a decorative art, has over time become an innovative and plural form of expression, which has been able to interweave histories, cultures and techniques. 

For the occasion, Gallery Moshe Tabibnia lends a selection of eight contemporary textile art works designed by Afro, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Mauro Reggiani, Piero Dorazio, Luigi Veronesi, Remo Salvadori, Niki Berlinguer and Gianni Dova.

Gallery Moshe Tabibnia participates in the exhibition "Artenumero. Artists and the number between the 20th and 21st Centuries", curated by Angela Madesani, lending the handknotted carpet "840", made by Atelier d'Arte Tessile Elio Palmisano in 1987, based on a design by Ugo Nespolo.

On the occasion of the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci and the Perfumes of the Renaissance", Gallery Moshe Tabibnia is participating by lending an artwork from its collection, the Star Ushak carpet, variant, from the second half of the 15th Century.
The exhibition, hosted at the Château du Clos Lucé in Amboise, focuses on Leonardo da Vinci's unique life journey through his cultural heritage, his relationship with nature and his study of plants and perfumes, during the Renaissance period characterised by an intense exchange of ideas, goods and merchandise between West and East.

The exhibition presents a significant selection of Fiber Art works, "a current that bases its work on the use of texture, understood both as pulp, thread, fibre or fabric, and as technical, conceptual or virtual procedures".

Gallery Moshe Tabibnia is delighted to present to the public an extraordinary display, which brings together five small medallion Ushak rugs so-called “Tintoretto”.

The stylistic details seal the high artistic value of the so-called “Tintoretto” rugs, which stand out for the preciousness of the ornamental peculiarities and the range of colours, identifying them among the most coveted and sought-after types in the production of the Ushak area.

Gallery Moshe Tabibnia is delighted to present Sacred Material, a new exhibition that brings together over forty carpets, tapestries and fabrics dating from the 15th to the 19th Century that explore the relationship between ancient textiles and the theme of the sacred. The exhibition is on from October 26th, 2022 to February 12th, 2023 at via Brera 3 in Milan.

Gallery Moshe Tabibnia participates in the exhibition "Artenumero. Artists and the number between the 20th and 21st Centuries", curated by Angela Madesani, lending the handknotted carpet "840", made by Atelier d'Arte Tessile Elio Palmisano in 1987, based on a design by Ugo Nespolo.

On the occasion of the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci and the Perfumes of the Renaissance", Gallery Moshe Tabibnia is participating by lending an artwork from its collection, the Star Ushak carpet, variant, from the second half of the 15th Century.

The exhibition, hosted at the Château du Clos Lucé in Amboise, focuses on Leonardo da Vinci's unique life journey through his cultural heritage, his relationship with nature and his study of plants and perfumes, during the Renaissance period characterised by an intense exchange of ideas, goods and merchandise between West and East.

The exhibition catalog "Nostalgia. Modernity of a Feeling from the Renaissance to the Contemporary", within the section "Nostalgia of Paradise," presents the "Garden of Paradise" Carpet (Bakshaiesh, Northwestern Persia, ca. 1800) from the Gallery Moshe Tabibnia collection.

30 contemporary artists confront the techne of textile art in a group exhibition at Must, the city's Historical Museum.