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Santa Fe: When the Old Meets the New

Navigating the ever-expanding Santa Fe “artscape.”

Shaping the Future of Craft

Did you miss the American Craft Council's 10th National Leadership Conference in October of 2006? If so, you can now catch up on all the proceedings with a purchase of the just released 192-page publication, "Shaping the Future of Craft."

Celebrating Creativity

"I have a really strong community up there," Susan Stinsmuehlen-Amend says of her decades-old ties to the Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington, which recently honored her with its 2007 Libensky Award for contributions to the glass field.

Chris Antemann

Chris Antemann's figural porcelain vignettes, such as her 2007 piece Gather, are naughty, full of quasi-18th-century harlots and housemaids cavorting with naked suitors.

It's funny, selling her work," says Leslie Ferrin, one of her dealers. "Viewers approach it thinking it's some sort of [innocuous] figurine. They end up tongue-tied." No wonder people who buy one often tuck it away in a private spot in the master bedroom or bath.

Blown Away by Clay

Passion animates Dubhe Carreño's voice when she talks about her gallery, opened in 2004 in Chicago. Born and raised in Venezuela, Carreño, 33, came to the United States at 18 to study ballet, but weary of its demands, quit the next year. "When I stopped dancing, I was born again," she recalls. "I wasn't too old to do anything else, and that felt wonderful." She enrolled at the Massachusetts College of Art as a ceramics major. Later she earned her M.F.A. at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Here she reflects on her mission to discover the "new stars of ceramics."

Barcelona and Modernity: Picasso, Gaudí, Miró, Dalí

By William H. Robinson, Jordi Falgás and Carmen Belen Lord
Foreword by Robert Hughes
Cleveland Museum of Art
Yale University Press
$65

London Craft: Doing the Experimental

Alison Bourke takes us on a tour of the London craft scene during one of the city's busiest times of year-the London Design Festival building up to the Origin and Collect shows.

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