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Big Week for Craft Lovers

If you feel a spark in the air, it's because we're in the midst of American Craft Week, which runs through next Sunday, Oct. 16. This is the second year for the nationwide celebration of American craft traditions and innovations. Dozens of galleries, artist studios, festivals, and art institutions are taking part - more than 40 in western North Carolina alone. It's an opportunity to revel in wonderful handmade goods and celebrate the enterprising people who make them.

Helping Artists Through the Storm

With brutal tornadoes in April, and now again in May, 2011 has become the deadliest tornado year since 1953, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. (NOAA began tracking tornado fatalities in 1950).

By Hook or by Crook

A huge installation of crocheted coral has taken root at the Smithsonian.

Join Us: Interactive Media Specialist Position

The American Craft Council is seeking an interactive media specialist to manage our online presence. He or she is responsible for building the organization's audience via social media and ongoing content management of the website in alignment with our brand.

Jewelers for the Gulf

I know there's been a lot of jewelry on the blog lately. Don't worry; we still love all corners of the craft world. But this post is time-sensitive--and for a worthy cause--so we wanted to share the news about Jewelers for the Gulf.

Field Notes

Awards, grants, museum news, transitions: It's all happening in the craft world.

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Sep 12, 2010
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Boerner Botanical Gardens Hales Corners , WI

Letter from the Editor: In the Heart of the Country

Next weekend (May 8, 9, 10), the St. Croix Valley Potters sponsor their 17th pottery tour. This Minnesota event now reaches from coast to coast, with the hosts inviting exhibitor friends from Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia on the east and Oregon on the west. Being in flyover country themselves, they have not ignored the middle: there are also guest potters from Tennessee, Montana and Nebraska, and bunches from next-door Wisconsin.

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