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Awards & Celebrations

Located in the southern Appalachian mountain region, Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina, has made a specialty of celebrating the handwork of yesterday and today. In October it reunited the master ceramists Don Reitz and John Jessiman , old friends from the 1960s, for a workshop-Reitz's first since his heart surgery two years ago. The event launched the university's brand new Randall and Susan Parrott Ward Endowment Fund for Ceramics.

Marian Clayden: The Dyer's Hand

San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
January 15 -March 23, 2008
San Jose, California

Santa Fe: When the Old Meets the New

Navigating the ever-expanding Santa Fe “artscape.”

Lenore Tawney: Spiritual Revolutionary

Lenore Tawney's life spanned a century of change: turbulence, wars, upheavals and unimaginable technological advances. She herself was a catalyst for an artistic revolution. Yet her presence was serene and spiritual as she fearlessly pursued a vision that emanated from a deep inner devotion to living and working wholly. Her vitality was grounded in an openness to new ideas and new people-the embrace of the human condition as a journey.

Pricked: Extreme Embroidery

Andrea DiNoto gets "Pricked" at the Museum of Arts & Design.

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."

Meeting the Masters

Creative director, Jeanette Abbink, recounts her brush with near debacle during a photo-shoot with weaver/textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen and furniture designer Pierre Paulin.

KnitKnit: Profiles + Projects From Knitting's New Wave

By Sabrina Gschwandtner, foreword by David McFadden
Stewart, Tabori & Chang
$29.95

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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