Eric Meyer’s modest, nonmechanical workshop is maximized to design ingenious, handcrafted tools for his fellow woodworkers.

Ger Xiong illuminates the Hmong American experience through evocative jewelry and textiles that riff on traditional forms and patterns. In The Queue, the Minneapolis-based artist shares the family connections forged through embroidery, his plans for an upcoming residency, and outstanding contemporary Hmong artists.

Short bits on Maggie Thompson, Rammy Mohamed, Nathan Patrick White, and Dusty Thune.

This Minneapolis-based woodworker, furniture maker, and designer builds interiors for local restaurants.

This metalsmith, jewelry maker, and textile artist enjoys the Twin Cities’ strong Hmong arts community.

In her Saint Paul workshop, this shoemaker creates beautiful footwear by hand.

There has been an evolution in the local craft scene, according to this Saint Paul-based glass artist.

This potter and educator says support for art and craft in Minnesota is “among the most robust in the country.”

The Sicaŋgu Lakota visual artist, curator, and MacArthur fellow makes dazzling pieces in her Minneapolis studio.