American Craft Council

Vol. 59 No. 4 August/September 1999

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Joel Philip Myers
A glass master goes forward in new directions. by James Yood

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20th-Century Textiles at the Art Institute of Chicago
One of America's leading museums shows off its contemporary textile collection.

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"Please Be Seated"
Putting studio furniture to public use at the Yale University Art Gallery.

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The Object in Its Place
Designer Ted Cohen's gift for display—especially of craft objects—is legendary. by Joyce Lovelace

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Hervé Wahlen: Dinanderie
A French artist takes copper through an age-old process.by Jeremy Lebensohn

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Rest Rooms
Surprise! No plain vanilla at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

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PORTFOLIO
James Mongrain / Seattle, WA
Pamela Earnshaw Kelly / Montrose, PA
Ann Thompson / Biddeford Pool, ME
Richard Ford / Portland, OR

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CRAFT WORLD
Artists are like everybody else only more so, a Columbia University study suggests. by Joyce Lovelace

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BOOKS
North American Indian Jewelry and Adornment/ Reviewed by Robert Kasal

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FOCUS
Josiah McElheny / Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA / Reviewed by Joan Bamberger

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FOCUS
Cynthia Schira / Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art / Kansas City, MO / Reviewed by Glen R. Brown

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Calendar

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Advertising Index

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Classified

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American Craft Council

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Cover:
Dialogue #6, 1998, mold-blown glass, tallest 25 inches high, by Joel Philip Myers. Story on page 40. Photograph by Chris Brown.

Vol. 59 No. 4 August/September 1999

	40	Joel Philip Myers A glass master goes forward in new directions. by James Yood
	44	20th-Century Textiles at the Art Institute of Chicago One of America's leading museums shows off its contemporary textile collection.
	48	"Please Be Seated" Putting studio furniture to public use at the Yale University Art Gallery.
	52	The Object in Its Place Designer Ted Cohen's gift for display—especially of craft objects—is legendary. by Joyce Lovelace
	60	Hervé Wahlen: Dinanderie A French artist takes copper through an age-old process.by Jeremy Lebensohn
	62	Rest Rooms Surprise! No plain vanilla at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

	66	PORTFOLIO James Mongrain / Seattle, WA Pamela Earnshaw Kelly / Montrose, PA Ann Thompson / Biddeford Pool, ME Richard Ford / Portland, OR

	8	CRAFT WORLD Artists are like everybody else only more so, a Columbia University study suggests. by Joyce Lovelace
	32	BOOKS North American Indian Jewelry and Adornment/ Reviewed by Robert Kasal
	72	FOCUS Josiah McElheny / Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA / Reviewed by Joan Bamberger
	80	FOCUS Cynthia Schira / Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art / Kansas City, MO / Reviewed by Glen R. Brown

	82	Calendar
	90	Advertising Index
	94	Classified
	95	American Craft Council

		Cover: Dialogue #6, 1998, mold-blown glass, tallest 25 inches high, by Joel Philip Myers. Story on page 40. Photograph by Chris Brown.