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December/January 2012

Volume #:

71

Issue #:

6

Issue Articles

Improving a Classic

Cranbrook Art Museum's grand reopening.

People & Places

A Turn at the Wheel, A Match Made in D.C., Culture of Support

Changes afoot at the Northern Clay Center and The Textile Museum.

Product Placement

Connect the Dots

Meredith Host's perfectly patterned dishes.

Making Our Selves At Home

An exhibition takes its cues from 20th century post-feminist explorations of gender and domesticity.

Reviewing 'The New Artisans,' by Olivier Dupon.

See, Learn, Make

The kiln-formed gospel of Bullseye Glass.

Jewelry artist Tia Kramer's kinetic creations.

Editor's Letter

The Issue at Hand

The power of education.

Material Matters

Reclaims of the Day

Marilyn Annin sculpts garments with ghostly, regal bearing.

Keep Your Damn Flowers

Randi Solin's robust glass pieces stand on their own.

The Actor's Workshop

TV's Nick Offerman stays grounded in craft. He thinks you should, too.

Real-World Art School

Engage. Collaborate. Partner. The new direction of art education.

Words to Live By

Letterpress printer Amos Paul Kennedy Jr.'s striking books and posters.

Wide World of Craft

St. Pete: Come for the Sun, Stay for the Inspiration

A beach paradise blooms into a craft destination.

What's the Best Handmade Gift You've Ever Received?

We polled Dale Chihuly, Gary Knox Bennett and Sylvia Bennett, Mo Dickens, Carol Gorelick, Rachel Allen, and Robin Wade.

The Stories Within

Sculptor Sara Swink coaxes deeper meaning out of clay.

Craft in Action

Pencils Make a Point

Harriete Estel Berman finishes her enormous, passion-fueled artwork.

Makers, Unvarnished

Reviewing season three of 'Craft in America.'

Introducing Your Digital Library

The debut of ACC's new Digital Collections database.

Craft as a Verb

A rising movement of craft practitioners are recasting craft as a verb.

The Big Questions

The Perfect Craft Education

A dream education for the budding craft artist.

David Ellsworth: Teaching to Learn

The renowned woodturner's insights on education.