American Craft Council

vol.63 no.6 Dec 2003/Jan 2004

Current Issue
30
CLAY - WALL TO WALL
Their Philadelphia row house is bursting at the seams with contemporary ceramics. Vicente Lim and Robert Tooey like it that way.
by Helen Williams Drutt English

36
NUNO / FABRIC
Tradition and innovation at once define the textiles produced by the Nuno Studio, Tokyo.
by Jo Ann C. Stabb

40
MARVIN LIPOFSKY
This roving ambassador of glass finds inspiration and technical expertise in foreign lands, as a recent retrospective at the Oakland Museum of California attested.
by David M. Roth

44
ISAMU NOGUCHI AND MODERN JAPANESE CERAMICS
A traveling exhibition of works by the eminent sculptor/designer and by the ceramists he met in Japan bears testimony to a mutually liberating encounter.
by Edward Lebow

48
20/20 VISION
The Fellowship Program at Wheaton Village marks its 20th year with an exhibition at the Museum of American Glass.

54
SANG-OH KWON: KOREAN MASTER
His painstakingly wrought lacquer vessels and sculptures represent a 21st-century adaptation of a traditional Asian craft.
by D Wood

4

CRAFT WORLD
Resident Fellowship Program at Wheaton Village Celebrates 20 Years

20
BOOKS
Robert Turner—Shaping Silence: A Life in Clay
reviewed by Julie Ardery

24

COMMISSIONS
Narcissus Quagliata’s A Brushstroke of Discovery

50
PORTFOLIO
Jason Walker, David R. French, Judith Hoyt, Alex Gabriel Bernstein

58
REVIEWS
Irvin Tepper
Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art,
Alfred University, NY
by Linda Huey
Jere Osgood/
Thomas Hucker
Pritam & Eames,
East Hampton, NY
by Robert Long

Biba Schutz
Martina & Co.,
Providence, RI
by Deborah Krupenia

64
GALLERY

68
CALENDAR

76
CLASSIFIED/
ADVERTISING INDEX

77

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COVER: MARVIN LIPOFSKY - IGS VII #3, 2000-2, mold-blown glass, cut, sandblasted, acid-polished, 14 by 20 by 19 inches, collection of Jules and Connie Kay. Made with glassmaster Jan Lazor and team during International Glass Symposium VII, Novy Bor, Czech Republic. Photo/M. Lee Fatherree.

vol.63 no.6 Dec 2003/Jan 2004

	30	CLAY - WALL TO WALL Their Philadelphia row house is bursting at the seams with contemporary ceramics. Vicente Lim and Robert Tooey like it that way. by Helen Williams Drutt English
	36	NUNO / FABRIC Tradition and innovation at once define the textiles produced by the Nuno Studio, Tokyo. by Jo Ann C. Stabb
	40	MARVIN LIPOFSKY This roving ambassador of glass finds inspiration and technical expertise in foreign lands, as a recent retrospective at the Oakland Museum of California attested. by David M. Roth
	44	ISAMU NOGUCHI AND MODERN JAPANESE CERAMICS A traveling exhibition of works by the eminent sculptor/designer and by the ceramists he met in Japan bears testimony to a mutually liberating encounter. by Edward Lebow
	48	20/20 VISION The Fellowship Program at Wheaton Village marks its 20th year with an exhibition at the Museum of American Glass.
	54	SANG-OH KWON: KOREAN MASTER His painstakingly wrought lacquer vessels and sculptures represent a 21st-century adaptation of a traditional Asian craft. by D Wood
	4	CRAFT WORLD Resident Fellowship Program at Wheaton Village Celebrates 20 Years
	20	BOOKS Robert Turner—Shaping Silence: A Life in Clay reviewed by Julie Ardery
	24	COMMISSIONS Narcissus Quagliata’s A Brushstroke of Discovery
	50	PORTFOLIO Jason Walker, David R. French, Judith Hoyt, Alex Gabriel Bernstein
	58	REVIEWS Irvin Tepper Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art, Alfred University, NY by Linda Huey Jere Osgood/ Thomas Hucker Pritam & Eames, East Hampton, NY by Robert Long Biba Schutz Martina & Co., Providence, RI by Deborah Krupenia
	64	GALLERY
	68	CALENDAR
	76	CLASSIFIED/ ADVERTISING INDEX
	77	AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

		COVER: MARVIN LIPOFSKY - IGS VII #3, 2000-2, mold-blown glass, cut, sandblasted, acid-polished, 14 by 20 by 19 inches, collection of Jules and Connie Kay. Made with glassmaster Jan Lazor and team during International Glass Symposium VII, Novy Bor, Czech Republic. Photo/M. Lee Fatherree.