38
Peter Voulkos 1924-2002
A life in art is celebrated.
42
Linked to the Narrative Tradition
Animals are a leading subject in Nancy Erickson's quilts. So, too, is the human condition.
by Bonnie Lee Holland
44
The Sculpture of Peter Ivy and Michael Scheiner
In different ways, these artists approach glass as an intellectual pursuit.
by Edward Lebow
48
Celebrating Scotland's Crafts
A bonny touring show salutes the traditional crafts of the Scottish Isles.
50
Designing Boxes: Philip Weber
The idea of "box" is the starting point for this artist's elegant, diminutive containers.
by Philip Osgood
54
Big Idea: The Maquettes
of Robert Arneson
Never shown in his lifetime but now a touring exhibition, these models
powerfully convey the range of his ideas and thematic explorations in
clay.
by Cheryl White
60
Collectors as Advocates: Dale and Doug Anderson
For the Andersons, the joy of collecting lies as much in the opportunity to share their discoveries and be supportive of artists as it does in creating a personal environment.
by Tina Oldknow
8
CRAFT WORLD
24
BOOKS
onetree; A Studio of Her Own: Women Artists in Boston 1870-1940
26
MUSEUM COLLECTION
Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, Sedalia, MO. by Joyce Lovelace
32
COMMISSIONS
56
PORTFOLIO
Lisa and Scott Cylinder, Diane Field, Brad Winter, Sofia Calderwood
71
REVIEW: Donald Penny
Blue Spiral 1, Asheville, NC. by Mark Burleson
67
CALENDAR
72
GALLERY
84
CLASSIFIED/ADVERTISING INDEX
85
AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL
Cover:
Hall of Memory #2; Trapdoor, 1998, fabric, pearlescent paint, stitched, appliquéd and quilted by machine, 58 1/4 by 27 inches, by Nancy Erickson. Photo/Nancy Erickson. See page 42.