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August/September 2011

Volume #:

71

Issue #:

4

Issue Articles

A Redefined Purpose

The Wood Turning Center's reinvention.

People & Places

More to Love in Boston

Craft's high-profile presence in the new Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art.

People & Places

Legacy of Learning

Master ceramist Don Reitz gives students an extraordinary gift.

Product Placement

Strike a Balance

Marc Maiorana's hand-forged housewares.

The Meaning Of Green

The Textile Museum's third color-themed exhibition.

Home Is Where The Hand Is

Reviewed: "Artists' Handmade Houses" by Michael Gotkin

Reviewed: "Extra/Ordinary: Craft and Contemporary Art" edited by Maria Elena Buszek

Talking shop at Sherrie Gallerie in Columbus, Ohio.

Up for Anything

Mandi King's road to glass.

Editor's Letter

What it takes to pull together a timeline of 70 years of craft history in the United States.

Material Matters

Cardboard, Unpacked

Ann Weber's towering explorations of feelings, family, and form.

70 Years of Making: The Timeline

Celebrating America's handmade history.

For Scott Baxendale, making exquisite guitars has been one constant in a turbulent life.

Fired Up

For Harriet Johns, enamel, fire, and metal form the perfect vehicle for her works.

Who Was Aileen Osborn Webb?

Has anyone had greater impact on craft in this country?

Wide World of Craft

This vibrant South Australian mecca has a deep devotion to craft and design.

Jere Osgood: Deliberate Design

Master woodworker Jere Osgood has built an enduring, signature style.

Do Current Events Shape Your Work?

In each issue, we ask members of the craft community to answer a question. This time we asked if current events shape their work.

In a rural Maine town, Shanna Wheelock found space to create.

Renewed and Improved

Great grant news, a new directory, and the 2012 shows!

Some Assembly Required

Michael Petry talks to us about "The Art of Not Making."