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Talking 'Crafting Modernism' with the Curators

by Julie K. Hanus
|September 20, 2011
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Crafting Modernism, Critical Studies, Design, Exhibitions, Found Objects, Publications

Get out your calendar - and get excited. Three weeks from now, on October 12, "Crafting Modernism: Midcentury American Art and Design" opens at New York's Museum of Arts and Design.

Dates: 
Jul 30, 2011 to Oct 15, 2011
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Call for Entries, 
Critical Studies, 
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Location

Textile Society of America

100 Years of Periodicals at the ACC Library

by Dulcey Heller
|July 30, 2011
|Categories: Library, From the Stacks, Craft History, Critical Studies, Publications

The ACC library has current subscriptions to nearly 100 magazines - but this post is about a new subscription, and a couple interesting old (and older!) donations. We invite you to come in and check them out!

Some Assembly Required

by Julie K. Hanus
|July 25, 2011
|Categories: Craft Business, Craft History, Critical Studies, Publications

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

Reporting Live

by Glenn Adamson
|July 25, 2011
|Categories: Critical Studies

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

Craft, Culture, and One Comprehensive Timeline

by Chris Amundsen
|June 22, 2011
|Categories: 70-Year Craft Timeline, ACC News, Critical Studies, Publications

In the August/September issue of American Craft we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the magazine with a 70-year timeline of making.

Craftier Than Thou

by Glenn Adamson
|March 21, 2011
|Categories: Critical Studies, Technology

Whether it's advertisers touting craftmanship, macho mechanics with a superiority complex, or craftivists proclaiming their own virtues, watch out: Craft is a lot more complicated than that.

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