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The Asheville, North Carolina–based sculptor and artist’s Making Amends series is a pointed rebuke of planned obsolescence.

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The Haitian American artist and professor pairs new sculptural works and the tools of ironwork in Blood of the Earth.

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Organized around four land-based themes, tierra features 14 artists working in clay, video, printmaking, and more. 

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The Appalachian Visionary Artist Fund, open for applications through August 4, will give regional artists $5,000 each.

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Ashby Combahee and Jada G. Patterson are currently fundraising and planning programming for Olamina Folk School for Land, Memory, and Craft in Tuskegee.

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The works in Stitched Stories: Narrative Quilts and Textiles at the Racine Art Museum run the gamut in tone and form.

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A new survey of the Diné artist's woven works opens June 27 at the Hessel Museum of Art in Upstate New York.

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Mildred Howard: Poetics of Memory, Howard's first major museum survey, runs until October 11 at the Oakland Museum of California.

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In this Craft Coalition column, the former director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts reflects on the value of ideas.

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The activist and artist's new exhibition Elegy Quilts runs through November 1 at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia.

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The Juneau, Alaska–based carver’s practice, including high-profile collaborations with snowboarding and apparel brands, is a link between Tlingit pasts and futures.

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Therman Statom's Coleccions de studio de invierno coincides with a show of work by participants in the ARTS for Me! program.

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A partnership between the Coast Salish Wool Weaving Center and the Burke Museum, Woven in Wool runs through the end of August.

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Jackson, Wyoming–based Sing Hat Company attracts tourists and locals alike to its storefront and studio.

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In porcelain vases, dishware, and more, the DC-based ceramist subverts traditionally stuffy forms with overlaid imagery of struggle and resistance.

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Meet the winners of the American Craft Council's 2026 Biennial Awards, representing the pinnacle of recognition in the craft field.

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This weekend, the Milwaukee Art Museum's annual juried art market will feature works by some 145 artists. 

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The knitter behind Nashville-based Studio Kelsey has seen her work on one of TV’s biggest stages, but she plans to keep things small and slow.

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In Appalachia, Troublesome Creek Stringed Instrument Company’s employment program provides community and skills to people in recovery.

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Hot on the heels of a yearlong residency at Arrowmont, the Richmond, Virginia–based mixed-media artist returns home with a newly expansive practice.

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The Iraqi American artist draws on family history and ancient tombs for her works in clay.

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Fiber Hawai‘i, one of the Aloha State’s longest-running craft exhibitions, opens June 5.

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The series of 22 Philadelphia-area exhibitions runs through July 5.

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The Santa Fe gallery focuses on artists from Mexico and New Mexico, with a special emphasis on printmaking.

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