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SAM MALOOF
A stellar career spanning 50 years is celebrated in an exhibition at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
by Robert Silberman
68
MIKROMEGAS
Big ideas in diminutive format-the stickpin interpreted by an array of international artists.
72
STEVEN WEINBERG
In recent work the Rhode Island artist contradicts the reflective quality of glass, letting light be absorbed into metal-encrusted crystal.
by Paul Parcellin
76
¡CUBA LIBROS!
Ediciones Vigía, the Cuban publishing cooperative, shows off its resourcefulness in a traveling exhibit of handmade books.
78
HOSS HALEY
This artist's choice of materials, his skills and sensibility all have their origins in a rural Kansas childhood.
by Robin Dreyer
86
TURNING SINCE 1930
The evolution of lathe-turned wood in North America is traced in a companion exhibition and catalog.
by Jody Clowes
10
CRAFT WORLD
Learning from the Larsen Legacy
40
MUSEUM COLLECTION
American Folk Art Museum, New York, NY. by Joyce Lovelace
52
BOOKS
Tradition in Contemporary Furniture; The Theory and Practice of Goldsmithing
56
COMMISSIONS
82
PORTFOLIO
Alleghany Meadows, Steve Hansen, Anthony Schafermeyer and Claire Kelly, Beth Lipman
92
REVIEW: LIA COOK
Nancy Margolis Gallery, New York, NY. by Sigrid Wortmann Weltge
89
CALENDAR
94
GALLERY
110
CLASSIFIED
110
ADVERTISING INDEX
111
AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL
Cover:
LIA COOK-Un/mask: Youth, 2001, cotton, woven, 75 by 55 inches. Photo/Lia Cook. See page 92.