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April/May 2012
Volume #:
72
Issue #:
2
Issue Articles
CAFAM's archives are now available at UCLA’s special collections library.
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Heather Knight describes her chic work as "design-forward ceramics."
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RetroSpecs & Co. offers antique frames impeccably refurbished at the company’s factory in L.A.
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Strong lines run through fiber artist Yulie Urano’s knitted works.
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For 10 years, Scott McGlasson was the well-kept secret of Twin Cities architects...
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Shayna Leib has probed depths that once terrified her – and emerged with an artistic approach all her own.
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Ceramist Anne Hirondelle dedicated decades to perfecting the vessel. Then she started taking it apart.
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Four innovators are demonstrating craft’s potential to reconnect us to our resources.
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Beantown helped anchor craft in this country and continues a flourishing tradition to this day.
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In this issue, we tapped our craft community for their thoughts on sustainability.
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At North Carolina's EnergyXchange, captured methane fuels a model "craft incubator."
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A metalsmith on a mission demonstrates how hard it is to obtain gold responsibly.
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Glenn Adamson on the sustainability aesthetic.
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Jewelry artist Mary Lee Hu's splendid woven wire works.
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Where’s the intersection of craft and design? Handful of Salt.
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Got time to check out a few exhibitions? Here's your go-to guide.
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