Rhoda Baer’s elegant, understated vessels and sculptures.
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August/September 2012
Volume #:
72
Issue #:
4
Issue Articles
Blue Rain Gallery takes an expansive view of art, while staying rooted in Native American expression.
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In her own way, New York-based jewelry designer Ruta Reifen uses materials to express ideas too.
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What endures in a civilization is not its spreadsheets but its sculptures, its sonatas and paintings.
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David Huang is best known for his striking metal vessels with golden interiors.
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Through his painted porcelain sculptures, Jason Walker asks us to ponder technology, wilderness, and our place in the world.
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A man named Pearl answers his doubters with an extraordinary garden.
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Robert Erickson’s careful approach combines craft, comfort, and timeless beauty.
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A mid-career transition and a flood in Italy led Katherine Glover to craft memorable works in paper.
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In Music City, the visual arts don’t play second fiddle.
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Jennifer Marsh, Tom Patti, Catherine Bailey, Kris Sazaki, Christopher Schwarz, and Judy Stone on history.
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You can’t miss the American Craft Council’s new director of education.
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An interview with Museum of Arts and Design chief curator David Revere McFadden.
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Can a well-designed mass-produced object be craft? Glenn Adamson answers...
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There’s a certain joie de vivre in everything Ted Hallman creates.
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Bonus videos, a giant picnic, SF Style Makers, and more...
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A few shows and exhibitions we don't think you should miss...
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To Natalie Chanin, Alabama Chanin is not a business; it’s a lifestyle company.
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In decay there is a curious beauty, as these artists demonstrate.
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