American Craft Council

vol.60 no.2 April / May 2000

Current Issue
48
Howard Ben Tré: Interior / Exterior
Throughout his career the artist has created glass works that suggest the archaic and the futuristic, archaeology and science fiction. by Robert Silberman

54
New Metal / Emerging Views
Young artists show their metal in a competition sponsored by the Contemporary Crafts Gallery, Portland, Oregon.

56
Material Taken Beyond
Transformation was the theme, wood the medium, in the second Elizabeth R. Raphael Founder's Prize exhibition at Pittsburgh's Society for Contemporary Craft. by Robert Raczka

60
Get Out Your Handkerchiefs!
The stylish printed linen squares from the 40s and 50s by designer Tammis Keefe evoke an era when hankies were an indispensable accessory. by Phoebe Ann Erb

64
The Pot is Betty Woodman's Central Idea
The artist celebrates her 40-year career with three New York exhibitions. by Barry Schwabsky

68
PORTFOLIO
Ingrid Hendrix / Portland, OR
Tetsuya Yamada / Galesburg, IL
Steven Roberts / Newcastle, ME
Charles Timm-Ballard / Claremont, CA

8
Craft World Guise and Dolls: Defining the Art

24
commissions

40
BOOKS
Sigrid Wortmann Weltge reviews Anni Albers; Louise J. Kaplan reviews Storylines:
Craftartists' Narratives of Identity; Gretchen Adkins reviews Essential Passions: Fairbanks-Salmenhaara Letters 1959-1986

78
Paula Winokur / Helen Drutt: Philadelphia / PA / reviewed by Robin Rice

80
Gallery

86
Threads of Dissent / Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum / Boston, MA / reviewed by Beth Frankl

88
Calendar

95
Advertising Index

98
Classified

99
American Craft Council

Cover:
Betty Woodman-Garden Wall #2, 1999, glazed earthenware, lacquer, paint, epoxy,43¹/2 by 56 by 15 inches, courtesy of Max Protetch Gallery.
Story on page 64. Photo/ Dennis Cowley.

vol.60 no.2 April / May 2000

	48	Howard Ben Tré: Interior / Exterior Throughout his career the artist has created glass works that suggest the archaic and the futuristic, archaeology and science fiction. by Robert Silberman
	54	New Metal / Emerging Views Young artists show their metal in a competition sponsored by the Contemporary Crafts Gallery, Portland, Oregon.
	56	Material Taken Beyond Transformation was the theme, wood the medium, in the second Elizabeth R. Raphael Founder's Prize exhibition at Pittsburgh's Society for Contemporary Craft. by Robert Raczka
	60	Get Out Your Handkerchiefs! The stylish printed linen squares from the 40s and 50s by designer Tammis Keefe evoke an era when hankies were an indispensable accessory. by Phoebe Ann Erb
	64	The Pot is Betty Woodman's Central Idea The artist celebrates her 40-year career with three New York exhibitions. by Barry Schwabsky

	68	PORTFOLIO Ingrid Hendrix / Portland, OR Tetsuya Yamada / Galesburg, IL Steven Roberts / Newcastle, ME Charles Timm-Ballard / Claremont, CA

	8	Craft World Guise and Dolls: Defining the Art
	24	commissions
	40	BOOKS Sigrid Wortmann Weltge reviews Anni Albers; Louise J. Kaplan reviews Storylines: Craftartists' Narratives of Identity; Gretchen Adkins reviews Essential Passions: Fairbanks-Salmenhaara Letters 1959-1986
	78	Paula Winokur / Helen Drutt: Philadelphia / PA / reviewed by Robin Rice
	80	Gallery
	86	Threads of Dissent / Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum / Boston, MA / reviewed by Beth Frankl

	88	Calendar
	95	Advertising Index
	98	Classified
	99	American Craft Council

		Cover: Betty Woodman-Garden Wall #2, 1999, glazed earthenware, lacquer, paint, epoxy,43¹/2 by 56 by 15 inches, courtesy of Max Protetch Gallery. Story on page 64. Photo/ Dennis Cowley.