American Craft Council

vol.61 no.6 Dec 2001 / Jan 2002

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Eighty-Eight Turnings: Bob Stocksdale
A 55-year retrospective honors this sequoia among woodturners.
by Kate Callen

50
Tony Natsoulas Portrays . . .
Weaned on American popular culture, the California artist has created a ceramic portrait gallery of media icons.
by Elaine Levin

54
Fiberart International: 17th Biennial Exhibition
Transformation is the common theme expressed through diverse approaches by the 77 artists in a survey organized by the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh.
by Graham Shearing

58
Conversation: Susan Peterson
with Robert Silberman
Recalling a career as ceramist, educator, administrator, author, collector.

64
Billie Jean Theide
The sleek silhouettes of her metal teapots conjure varied images, from southwestern buttes to antique flatirons.
by Marjorie Simon

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CRAFT WORLD

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BOOKS

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MUSEUM COLLECTION
Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor, ME. by Joyce Lovelace

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COMMISSIONS

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PORTFOLIO
Skeffington Thomas, Sharon McCartney, Erik A. Wolken, Amy Hauber

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REVIEW: CHUNGHIE LEE
Widney Moore Gallery, Portland, OR. by Randy Gragg

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GALLERY

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REVIEW: JOHN N. DE WIT
Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA. by Ron Glowen

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Cover:
BILLIE JEAN THEIDE—Hybrid: Van Bergh, 2001, teapot, copper, silver plate, acrylic urethane, 7 by 9 by 2 1/2 inches. Photo/ Rimas VisGirda. See page 64.

vol.61 no.6 Dec 2001 / Jan 2002

	46	Eighty-Eight Turnings: Bob Stocksdale A 55-year retrospective honors this sequoia among woodturners. by Kate Callen
	50	Tony Natsoulas Portrays . . . Weaned on American popular culture, the California artist has created a ceramic portrait gallery of media icons. by Elaine Levin
	54	Fiberart International: 17th Biennial Exhibition Transformation is the common theme expressed through diverse approaches by the 77 artists in a survey organized by the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh. by Graham Shearing
	58	Conversation: Susan Peterson with Robert Silberman Recalling a career as ceramist, educator, administrator, author, collector.
	64	Billie Jean Theide The sleek silhouettes of her metal teapots conjure varied images, from southwestern buttes to antique flatirons. by Marjorie Simon
	16	CRAFT WORLD
	34	BOOKS
	38	MUSEUM COLLECTION Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor, ME. by Joyce Lovelace
	42	COMMISSIONS
	68	PORTFOLIO Skeffington Thomas, Sharon McCartney, Erik A. Wolken, Amy Hauber
	74	REVIEW: CHUNGHIE LEE Widney Moore Gallery, Portland, OR. by Randy Gragg
	76	GALLERY
	82	REVIEW: JOHN N. DE WIT Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA. by Ron Glowen
	84	CALENDAR
	93	CLASSIFIED
	94	AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

		Cover: BILLIE JEAN THEIDE—Hybrid: Van Bergh, 2001, teapot, copper, silver plate, acrylic urethane, 7 by 9 by 2 1/2 inches. Photo/ Rimas VisGirda. See page 64.