American Craft Council

vol.61 no.1 february / march 2001

Current Issue
70
Ted Muehling
Natural objects—ginkgo leaves, pinecones, birds' nests, eggs, shells, coral— are the wellspring of this designer's creativity. by Andrea DiNoto

76
At Home: Carl Jennings
In concept and structure, Jennings's California house is every inch his own. by Michael Bondi

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The Layering Of Two Cultures: Nancy Moore Bess
The artist's love affair with Japan plays out in basketry and mixed-media works that speak to the Zen aesthetic. by Nancy Means Wright

86
Mind Garden
Seattle glass artist Ginny Ruffner explores the creative mind.

92
Shaker Inspiration
The art of seating, as practiced by the Shakers and six studio furniture makers—at the Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, Massachusetts.

96
Tom Muir
Lynn Mayhew Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University / Delaware, OH. Reviewed by Kay Koeninger

98
Rick Beck
Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art / Greensboro, NC. Reviewed by Joan Falconer Byrd

100
Mary Barringer
Baltimore Clayworks / Baltimore, MD. Reviewed by Jimmy Clark

102
KÈkÈ Cribbs
Leo Kaplan Modern / New York, NY. Reviewed by Nancy Princenthal

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Portfolio
Brent Skidmore, Ashley Jameson Eriksmoen, Jim Rose, Seong A. Kim

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Craft World
Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts—where artists find time and space to grow.

24
Collection
Portland Art Museum, Oregon. A showcase for Northwest art expands.

26
BOOKS

34
COMMISSIONS

106
Gallery
Heeseung Lee, Jason H. Green, Ray Chen, Erik Bright

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Cover:
WILLIAM MORRIS—Artifact Panel, 2000, detail, 400 blown glass elements, 24 by 14 feet, commissioned for the Hoffman Wing of the Portland Art Museum, Oregon, gift of Lois and Leonard Schnitzer.
Story on page 24.

vol.61 no.1 february / march 2001

	70	Ted Muehling Natural objects—ginkgo leaves, pinecones, birds' nests, eggs, shells, coral— are the wellspring of this designer's creativity. by Andrea DiNoto
	76	At Home: Carl Jennings In concept and structure, Jennings's California house is every inch his own. by Michael Bondi
	83	The Layering Of Two Cultures: Nancy Moore Bess The artist's love affair with Japan plays out in basketry and mixed-media works that speak to the Zen aesthetic. by Nancy Means Wright
	86	Mind Garden Seattle glass artist Ginny Ruffner explores the creative mind.
	92	Shaker Inspiration The art of seating, as practiced by the Shakers and six studio furniture makers—at the Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, Massachusetts.
	96	Tom Muir Lynn Mayhew Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University / Delaware, OH. Reviewed by Kay Koeninger
	98	Rick Beck Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art / Greensboro, NC. Reviewed by Joan Falconer Byrd
	100	Mary Barringer Baltimore Clayworks / Baltimore, MD. Reviewed by Jimmy Clark
	102	KÈkÈ Cribbs Leo Kaplan Modern / New York, NY. Reviewed by Nancy Princenthal

	88	Portfolio Brent Skidmore, Ashley Jameson Eriksmoen, Jim Rose, Seong A. Kim

	8	Craft World Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts—where artists find time and space to grow.
	24	Collection Portland Art Museum, Oregon. A showcase for Northwest art expands.
	26	BOOKS
	34	COMMISSIONS
	106	Gallery Heeseung Lee, Jason H. Green, Ray Chen, Erik Bright

		Cover: WILLIAM MORRIS—Artifact Panel, 2000, detail, 400 blown glass elements, 24 by 14 feet, commissioned for the Hoffman Wing of the Portland Art Museum, Oregon, gift of Lois and Leonard Schnitzer. Story on page 24.