Moderated by writer Anjula Razdan and presented in conjunction with the Fall issue of American Craft magazine, we invite you to join us on a deep dive into this particular collaboration: a microcosm of what true collaboration can look like as a kind of kinship—with yourself, your materials, and with others, be they writers, artists, chefs, designers, or an amalgamation of many different identities.

In this American Craft Forum, we’re excited to present a series of short talks, or “object stories,” by craftspeople, craft artists, and scholars.

Join us for a day devoted to investing in beauty, resilience, hope, opportunity, and the well-being of all of us.

Join us to celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of our visionary friend and colleague.

Join us for a conversation with artists and maker communities who put care at the center of their practice and offer insights into where we go from here and how craft can take us there.

This year’s ceremony for the American Craft Council Awards took place online on October 18, 2020, bringing our community together to celebrate the achievements of our 2020 honorees.

Be the first to shop the San Francisco Bay Area Craft Week marketplace and join the 15,000+ members and affiliates from across the country who believe in centering craft in our social lives and supporting makers.

(Re)centering craft in our social lives

Design solutions for an equitable and sustainable craft economy

Craft for care and well being

This Tuesday, rally with us in support of makers. Please give if you are in a place to, enter our drawing, and help spread the word online.

Our third and final conversation in this series will consider the role of craft education in responding to the current crisis.

Conversation two of three focuses on relief opportunities for artists and organizations impacted by COVID-19.

The first part in our series of three conversations explores marketplace responses to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Your tour hosts take you across the show floor, stopping for artist encounters handpicked by a regional curators, collectors and buyers.

The American Craft Council invites you to Crafted in Atlanta, a special dinner celebrating the diverse roles that craft plays in our lives.

ACC and East Fork Pottery collaborate to present an exclusive pop-up in their Atlanta retail space featuring a curated selection of American Craft Show artists.

Join the American Craft Council Library virtually via Zoom for an evening of communal updating of Wikipedia entries on subjects related to gender, art, and feminism.