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Bruce Pepich marks a milestone at the craft-centered museum he helped create. More
Council News
The Council relocates to Minneapolis to start a new era. More
Critic’s Corner
Dennis Stevens looks at craft’s different “political generations.” More
Editor’s Letter
We had diversity on our minds--a focus on the cultural, geographical, ethnic milieus in which we find examples of flourishing, singular craft today. More
Feature
The distinctive ceramics of Rosa and Winton Eugene, with its unique portraits and landscapes, reflect the rural South as well as urban issues. More
From the Stacks
In the October/November 1981 American Craft, Lisa Hammel profiled the eminent enamelist June Schwarcz, noting her mastery of varied techniques. Christine Kaminsky brings us up to speed on Schwarcz's current shows and many honors, including Living Treasure of California. More
Hot Spots
Fisch dives in with textile techniques applied to metal, creating a shimmering street-side aquarium of jellyfish sculptures for the Racine Art Museum’s Windows on Fifth Gallery. More
Listen
On Thursday, March 26th, a full-house gathered in the American Craft Council’s historic library for an evening exploring the current state of embroidery… More
Material Culture
Stephanie Liner uses fabrics and upholstery techniques
to create works that are part sculpture, part performance. Shannon Sharpe decodes
their startling messages about what it means to be female
in today's society. More
Outskirts
The Cricket Press specializes in the hand-printing of music gig posters, art prints and more. More
Product Placement
Esque's accessories, lighting fixtures and architectural details are a new art/craft/design hybrid. More
Radar
Ceramist Molly Hatch always imagines the work she makes in someone's home. More
Reviewed
Studio potters have something to learn about function from industrially made ceramics, suggests Edward Lebow on viewing "Ceramic Design" at the ASU Art Museum in Tempe. More
Shop Talk
The anti-stuffy Mariposa Gallery has showcased fine craft by southwestern makers since 1974. More
Voices
Craftspeople and others in the arts hold forth on the values of mentorship. More
Wide World of Craft
Jennifer Scanlon discovers Taiwan's traditions. More
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Wide World of Craft
