American Craft Council

vol.64 no.6 DEC / JAN 2005

FEATURES

28

Body Work
Edward Lambert’s photo-silk-screened textiles explore the fleshy world of tattoo artistry.
by Janice T. Paine

32
Ke-Sook Lee: Between Cultures and Generations
The Korean-born artist celebrates women’s domestic duties by bestowing heroic status on objects that normally go unnoticed.
by Sigrid Wortmann Weltge

38
On Motor Row
The Chicago loft that Nick Cave and Jeffery Roberts have created is both a laboratory and a metaphor for aesthetic transformation.
by Polly Ullrich

42
Mark Hewitt: Village Potter
His distinctive brand of wood-fired minimalism rebukes the notion that “tradition” and “craft” have ever been uttered as words of censure.
by Edward Lebow

48
Hank Murta Adams
This Hudson River romantic blends the poignant, the horrific and the hilarious in his imaginary portraits. by John Perreault

DEPARTMENTS

6

CRAFT WORLD
The Clay Studio / 30

22

COMMISSIONS

24

BOOKS

52
PORTFOLIO
ALEXANDRIA CARRION, KARIN BIRCH, JEREMY LEPISTO, TANYA BATURA

59
CALENDAR

60

REVIEWS
HAYAKAWA SHOKOSAI V
Tai Gallery/Textile Arts, Santa Fe, NM by Hollis Walker

RICHARD MARQUIS
Bullseye Connection Gallery, Portland, OR by Patricia Failing

CAROLYN MORRIS BACH
Patina Gallery, Santa Fe, NM by Leslie Clark

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GALLERY

76
CLASSIFIED/ADVERTISING INDEX

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AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

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COVER:
MARK HEWITT—The Eliminator, 2004, stoneware vase, manganese slip and blue glass scraps under ash glaze, wood-fired salt-glaze, 42 by 24 inches. Photo/Jason Dowdle. See page 42.

vol.64 no.6 DEC / JAN 2005

	FEATURES
	28	Body Work Edward Lambert’s photo-silk-screened textiles explore the fleshy world of tattoo artistry. by Janice T. Paine
	32	Ke-Sook Lee: Between Cultures and Generations The Korean-born artist celebrates women’s domestic duties by bestowing heroic status on objects that normally go unnoticed. by Sigrid Wortmann Weltge
	38	On Motor Row The Chicago loft that Nick Cave and Jeffery Roberts have created is both a laboratory and a metaphor for aesthetic transformation. by Polly Ullrich
	42	Mark Hewitt: Village Potter His distinctive brand of wood-fired minimalism rebukes the notion that “tradition” and “craft” have ever been uttered as words of censure. by Edward Lebow
	48	Hank Murta Adams This Hudson River romantic blends the poignant, the horrific and the hilarious in his imaginary portraits. by John Perreault

	DEPARTMENTS
	6	CRAFT WORLD The Clay Studio / 30
	22	COMMISSIONS
	24	BOOKS
	52	PORTFOLIO ALEXANDRIA CARRION, KARIN BIRCH, JEREMY LEPISTO, TANYA BATURA
	59	CALENDAR
	60	REVIEWS HAYAKAWA SHOKOSAI V Tai Gallery/Textile Arts, Santa Fe, NM by Hollis Walker RICHARD MARQUIS Bullseye Connection Gallery, Portland, OR by Patricia Failing CAROLYN MORRIS BACH Patina Gallery, Santa Fe, NM by Leslie Clark
	66	GALLERY
	76	CLASSIFIED/ADVERTISING INDEX
	77	AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

		COVER: MARK HEWITT—The Eliminator, 2004, stoneware vase, manganese slip and blue glass scraps under ash glaze, wood-fired salt-glaze, 42 by 24 inches. Photo/Jason Dowdle. See page 42.