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34 | Cynthia Bringle The potter's four decades as maker and teacher are celebrated in a retrospective exhibition in North Carolina. by Anna Fariello |
38 | Helena Hernmarck Simultaneously of the present and the past, Helena Hernmarck's tapestry art is one of great complexity. by Sigrid Wortmann Weltge. | |
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44 | Fame to the Cowboy! It's the Year of the Cowboy at Oklahoma City's National Cowboy Hall of Fame. | |
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Collectors at Home Marc and Diane Grainer delight in contemporary crafts and a modern home to set them off. | |
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John McQueen: Sing Willow, Willow, Willow Renowned for exceptional basket forms, the artist moves on to figurative studies that extend his existential themes. by Polly Ullrich | |
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PORTFOLIO K.C. Grennan and Scott Fitzel / Seattle, WA Jae Won Lee / East Lansing, MI Amanda Butler / Columbus, OH John Rais / Layton, NJ |
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CRAFT WORLD The Fine Art of Western GearTraditional Cowboy Arts Association |
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COMMISSIONS |
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BOOKS Julian Stair reviews The Crafts in Britain in the 20th Century by Tanya Harrod. |
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Bennett Bean / R. Duane Reed Gallery / Chicago, IL / Reviewed by James Yood | |
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Gallery |
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Art Jewelry of the Late 20th Century / Connell Gallery, Atlanta, GA Reviewed by Dorothy Joiner |
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Calendar |
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Classified |
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American Craft Council |
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| Cover: Not a Prayer, 1999, willow sticks, waxed string, plastic ties, 81 by 38 by 26 inches, by John McQueen. Story on page 54. Photograph by Saverio Truglia. |
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