Blog
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Craft Happenings: Fall 2023
Step into fall with these 23 craft exhibitions and events around the country, organized by the month in which they start. -
Craft Happenings: Summer 2023
Make craft part of your summer plans with these 25 events and exhibitions happening across the country, organized by the month in which they start.
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Shining Some Light
Through textile pieces that highlight positive messages, artists such as Jeffrey Gibson, Andy Li, and Roachele Negron of Rayo & Honey are inspiring us to keep seeing the good that surrounds us every day. -
Circle of Knowledge
ACC's 2020 Craft Labs curator-in-residence recounts how three Ojibwe artists shared their knowledge and mentored each other to evolve their artistic practices. -
Crafting a Culture of Care
As we rebuild our collective life, we look to what craft can teach us. -
Got Lemons? Make Lemon-Aid.
These glass lemons are part of a project supporting artists by the Museum of Craft and Design and the nonprofit Public Glass, both in San Francisco. -
American Craft Editor Karen Olson Brings New Vision to Magazine
We’re thrilled to welcome Karen, whose direction is helping shape our redesigned publication. -
The Queue: Megumi Inouye
Megumi Inouye is a northern California-based artist and educator who teaches workshops on sustainable gift wrapping and furoshiki wrapping. It’s her artistic vehicle for expressing a thought, an intention, and feelings of gratefulness. She has initiated a sustainability-centered social media challenge you can participate in this Valentine's Day. Learn how to get involved The Queue. -
Social Media Strategies for Craft Artists
Connecticut artist Marcy LaBella shares essential tips to help makers grow their business using Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook. -
Making America
A conversation with Glenn Adamson on his new book about how craft has shaped our country. -
Guided: An Interview With Dyani White Hawk
The Minneapolis-based visual artist shares about the limited-edition blanket she designed in collaboration with ACC, The Great Northern, and Faribault Woolen Mill. Interview by Jaida Grey Eagle. -
An Unexpected Path to a Deeper Practice
How I changed the narrative of the pandemic into one of opportunity and affirmation. Guest post by Derek Mirabilio. -
Remembering: Lois Moran
The longest-serving editor of our magazine and a preeminent figure in the contemporary craft movement, Lois Moran died from natural causes in New York City shortly after Christmas. -
The Queue: Ian Petrie
Ian Petrie is an illustrator and a ceramicist based in Philadelphia. His interest in graphic novels have influenced his practices with clay. In the Queue, Ian lets us know what novel he's currently reading along with what unconventional tool he uses to keep his ceramics from warping before firing.
