ACC show awards and publishing debut of the Council's conference book.
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June/July 2010
Volume #:
70
Issue #:
3
Issue Articles
The North Bennet Street School celebrates 125 years of offering rigorous craft training.
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Made from old winery barrels, the Northern California furniture maker's chairs are a fresh take on Arts and Crafts style.
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Adelaide Paul's fantastical yet realistic mixed-media animal sculptures.
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A review of Elissa Auther's String Felt Thread: The Hierarchy of Art and Craft in American Art.
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The anti-stuffy Mariposa Gallery has showcased fine craft by southwestern makers since 1974.
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Kate Cusak transforms everyday objects into elegant works of art.
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Stephanie Liner uses fabrics and upholstery techniques to create works that are part sculpture, part performance. Shannon Sharpe decodes their startling messages about what it means to be female in today's society.
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Using their native soil, Dutch designers Lonny van Ryswyck and Nadine Sterk of Atelier NL create tableware from clay extracted from the earth where local foods are grown. Deborah Bishop traces their quest, culminating in ceramics that look both modern and plucked from a 17th-century still life.
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Craftsmen Keith Lovik is a master of a time-honored area of puppetry - the ventriloquist dummy.
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In the October/November 1982 American Craft, Betty Park profiled the singular Bay Area artist Dominic Di Mare, whose mixed-media sculptures drew on deeply felt experiences. Christine Kaminsky notes the varied artistic directions Di Mare has pursued in subsequent decades.
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Writers, artists, curators, educators and designers consider their relation to the larger crafts community.
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