American Craft Council

vol.65, no.4 AUG/SEPT 2005

FEATURES

32

TOM PATTI: ILLUMINATING THE INVISIBLE
A 35-year retrospective at the Museum of Glass, Tacoma, reveals the Massachusetts artist’s singular path in studio glass.
by Patricia Failing

36
DUAL VISION: SIMONA AND JERRY CHAZEN
The couple’s New York City apartment is notable for the sensitive interplay of two- and three-dimensional art acquired over nearly four decades.

42
THINKING ALOUD: CONTEMPORARY FIBER, MATERIAL MEANING
Warren Seelig ponders the state of the fiber field in this talk delivered at the “Daegu Textile Art Documenta 2004,” in Korea.

46
SCENTS OF PURPOSE: ARTISTS INTERPRET THE SPICE BOX
A Judaic object signifying the end of Sabbath becomes an artistic challenge, as posed by San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum.

48
AMY SABRINA: LIFE’S CELEBRATIONS
Like a crossword puzzle maker, the Minnesota artist demonstrates ingenuity and imagination in her BioGraphic Pottery.
by Robert Silberman

DEPARTMENTS

6

CRAFT WORLD

24

COMMISSIONS

26

BOOKS

50
PORTFOLIO
THOMAS HORST, RENEE ZETTLE-STERLING, CHRIS ANTEMANN, ISAAC ARMS, SEUNG-HEA LEE, BEAN GILSDORF

60

REVIEWS
TIMOTHY HORN
Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco, CA by Maria Porges

EDWARD EBERLE
Garth Clark Gallery, New York, NY by Graham Shearing

RON and PATTI FLEMING
Wood Turning Center, Philadelphia, PA by Tom Csaszar

CURTIS HOARD
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis by Robert Silberman

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GALLERY

73
CALENDAR

85
ADVERTISING INDEX

86

CLASSIFIED

87

AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

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COVER:
GERHARDT KNODEL—The Echo of Flora Exotica, 2005, detail, three-panel fabric installation, commissioned for the William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Michigan. Photo/Dirk Bakker. See page 24.

vol.65, no.4 AUG/SEPT 2005

	FEATURES
	32	TOM PATTI: ILLUMINATING THE INVISIBLE A 35-year retrospective at the Museum of Glass, Tacoma, reveals the Massachusetts artist’s singular path in studio glass. by Patricia Failing
	36	DUAL VISION: SIMONA AND JERRY CHAZEN The couple’s New York City apartment is notable for the sensitive interplay of two- and three-dimensional art acquired over nearly four decades.
	42	THINKING ALOUD: CONTEMPORARY FIBER, MATERIAL MEANING Warren Seelig ponders the state of the fiber field in this talk delivered at the “Daegu Textile Art Documenta 2004,” in Korea.
	46	SCENTS OF PURPOSE: ARTISTS INTERPRET THE SPICE BOX A Judaic object signifying the end of Sabbath becomes an artistic challenge, as posed by San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum.
	48	AMY SABRINA: LIFE’S CELEBRATIONS Like a crossword puzzle maker, the Minnesota artist demonstrates ingenuity and imagination in her BioGraphic Pottery. by Robert Silberman


	DEPARTMENTS
	6	CRAFT WORLD
	24	COMMISSIONS
	26	BOOKS
	50	PORTFOLIO THOMAS HORST, RENEE ZETTLE-STERLING, CHRIS ANTEMANN, ISAAC ARMS, SEUNG-HEA LEE, BEAN GILSDORF
	60	REVIEWS TIMOTHY HORN Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco, CA by Maria Porges EDWARD EBERLE Garth Clark Gallery, New York, NY by Graham Shearing RON and PATTI FLEMING Wood Turning Center, Philadelphia, PA by Tom Csaszar CURTIS HOARD University of Minnesota, Minneapolis by Robert Silberman
	68	GALLERY
	73	CALENDAR
	85	ADVERTISING INDEX
	86	CLASSIFIED
	87	AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

		COVER: GERHARDT KNODEL—The Echo of Flora Exotica, 2005, detail, three-panel fabric installation, commissioned for the William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Michigan. Photo/Dirk Bakker. See page 24.