Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton MA
EXHIBITION: OCTOBER 25, 2025 - DECEMBER 2026
Based in the D.C. Metro area, Judith Stern Weisman is a celebrated interior designer and passionate collector. Known for creating spaces where art, craft, and design weave seamlessly into daily life, she has guided others in building collections and discovering the joy of living with contemporary craft. For Weisman, collecting has never been about quantity; it has always been about discovering works that resonate—objects that tell stories and bring warmth, humanity, and character to the spaces they inhabit. Her collection reflects a profound appreciation for excellence in making, material innovation, and the lasting impact of thoughtful design.
In recent years, Weisman has generously donated works from her collection to museums across the United States, ensuring that these objects are experienced by today’s audiences and preserved for generations to come. Her gift speaks not only to her enduring love of contemporary craft but also to her belief in its power to enrich lives and spark meaningful connections. This exhibition honors Weisman as both a designer and a collector—someone who has lived with art in the most personal way and now shares that vision with us all.
Fiber Forward celebrates Weisman’s extraordinary fiber donations; please visit May We Present: Recent Additions to the Permanent Collection in the M. Tarlow Gallery to view Weisman’s gifts in other media. Fuller Craft Museum extends abundant appreciation to Judith Stern Weisman for her generosity and ongoing support of our permanent collection.
Jeanne Williamson Ostroff, Fence As Lace, #14, 2013
