Beth Toledo

Beth Toledo is a self-taught fiber artist working with repurposed, thrifted, vintage, and found materials. Inspired by nature, travel, and the overlooked details of everyday life, she collects materials from the streets and shores of Miami, places she visits, and wherever curiosity leads her. Sea glass, fishing net, driftwood, vintage textiles, discarded jewelry, beads, and other unexpected objects are reimagined through weaving and fiber art. Her work explores place, memory, sustainability, and connection, often combining tactile materials with a sense of play and surprise. She is interested in pushing fiber beyond traditional boundaries and giving overlooked objects a new story.

Selected exhibitions include: 2026
Women Pulling at the Threads of Social Discourse: The Epistle
The CAMP Gallery, Miami, FL, I Am Woman — A Juried Exhibition Celebrating the Strength of Women
Gasper Arts Center, Miami, FL 2025,
Women Pulling at the Threads of Social Discourse: Don’t Be Absurd,
The CAMP Gallery, Miami, FL, Earth Day Summit — Selected Artist
Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA), Dania Beach, FL, 2024
A Woven Collection: A Fiber Arts Showcase,
Gasper Arts Center, Miami, FL.

Beth brings more than 25 years of experience as an educator to her creative practice. She has incorporated art, making, and creative exploration into her teaching and community work, including leading weaving activities with elementary students and hosting community events through her former studio at Zero Empty Spaces.