American Craft Council

vol.65 no.1 FEB / MARCH 2005

FEATURES

46

A TALK WITH TOSHIKO TAKAEZU
The artist reminisces about her life and work in an interview sponsored by the Newark Museum.

53
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN
With Native Americans much involved in every aspect of its creation, a new museum, representing 10,000 years of history, opens on the National Mall in Washington, DC. by W. Jackson Rushing III

56
RUHLMANN
The American furniture maker Wendell Castle takes an appreciative view of the “high priest” of Art Deco.

64
WHERE CULTURES MEET: THE BASKETRY PRACTICES OF JULIA PARKER
This Kashaya Pomo, Coast Miwok woman insists on emphasizing the functionality of baskets and their role in traditional Native culture and everyday life today. by Cheryl White

DEPARTMENTS

6

CRAFT WORLD

20

ROSE SLIVKA 1919-2004

24

BOOKS

52
PORTFOLIO
ERIC FRANKLIN, DANIEL MICHALIK, LAUREL NATHANSON, BEN NEUBAUER

68
CALENDAR

72

REVIEWS
ARNOLD ZIMMERMAN
Greenwich House Pottery, New York, NY by Ellen Paul Denker
JANICE LESSMAN-MOSS
Kent State University Museum, Ohio by Dorothy Shinn

76
GALLERY

80
REVIEWS
BETHANNE KNUDSON and PAULINE VERBEEK-COWART
Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, Lakewood, CO by Alyson B. Stanfield
ELLEN OPPENHEIMER
University of Nebraska, Lincoln by Glen R. Brown

94

CLASSIFIED/ADVERTISING

95

AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

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COVER:
TOSHIKO TAKAEZU—Sakura (Cherry Blossom) I and Sakura II, 2002, glazed stoneware, 41 inches high and 26 inches high. Photo/Graydon Wood, Philadelphia Museum of Art. See page 46.

vol.65 no.1 FEB / MARCH 2005

	FEATURES
	46	A TALK WITH TOSHIKO TAKAEZU The artist reminisces about her life and work in an interview sponsored by the Newark Museum.
	53	NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN With Native Americans much involved in every aspect of its creation, a new museum, representing 10,000 years of history, opens on the National Mall in Washington, DC. by W. Jackson Rushing III
	56	RUHLMANN The American furniture maker Wendell Castle takes an appreciative view of the “high priest” of Art Deco.
	64	WHERE CULTURES MEET: THE BASKETRY PRACTICES OF JULIA PARKER This Kashaya Pomo, Coast Miwok woman insists on emphasizing the functionality of baskets and their role in traditional Native culture and everyday life today. by Cheryl White

	DEPARTMENTS
	6	CRAFT WORLD
	20	ROSE SLIVKA 1919-2004
	24	BOOKS
	52	PORTFOLIO ERIC FRANKLIN, DANIEL MICHALIK, LAUREL NATHANSON, BEN NEUBAUER
	68	CALENDAR
	72	REVIEWS ARNOLD ZIMMERMAN Greenwich House Pottery, New York, NY by Ellen Paul Denker JANICE LESSMAN-MOSS Kent State University Museum, Ohio by Dorothy Shinn
	76	GALLERY
	80	REVIEWS BETHANNE KNUDSON and PAULINE VERBEEK-COWART Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, Lakewood, CO by Alyson B. Stanfield ELLEN OPPENHEIMER University of Nebraska, Lincoln by Glen R. Brown
	94	CLASSIFIED/ADVERTISING
	95	AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL

		COVER: TOSHIKO TAKAEZU—Sakura (Cherry Blossom) I and Sakura II, 2002, glazed stoneware, 41 inches high and 26 inches high. Photo/Graydon Wood, Philadelphia Museum of Art. See page 46.