February/March 2017

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Feature Articles

Tipping Point

Robyn Horn’s steady, diligent execution yields precariously balanced sculptures that seem to defy physics.

Putting It Together

Equal parts bricoleur and woodworker, Katie Hudnall builds her fantastical creations, piece by piece.

The Infinite and Infinitesimal

Leonardo Drew won’t say what his work means. He’d rather let you figure it out.

Necessary Tension

The sculpture and furniture of Christopher Kurtz.

Around Life's Curves

In an evolving career, Gustav Reyes found an early touchstone in wood.

Block Shop

Block Shop’s chic scarves are made in partnership with traditional woodblock printers.

Deeply Ingrained

Don’t judge a book by its cover – and don’t judge a tree by its bark. These artists look past surfaces to the patterns found within.

On the Edge of Your Seat: Chairs for the 21st Century

Dose of Inspiration

New books, including Your Inner Critic Is a Big Jerk...

Gallery Naga

Gallery Naga on studio furniture as fine art.

Good Vibrations

Victoria Wagner explores the mystical properties of color on paper, metal, and wood.

Hannah Beatrice Quinn

Hannah Beatrice Quinn’s dapper brooms and stools.

Microorganisms in Maple

A PhD in molecular biology and a thriving art career generally don’t go hand in hand, but for Idaho woodworker Kristin LeVier, science and art are perfect complements.