Fall 2023
American Crafts Fall 2023 issue focuses on the theme collect.
We hope this issue inspires you to think differently about craft and collection—about how and why you purchase the hand-made, seek out meaningful works in galleries and museums, or collect yourself before you begin making something new.
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TravelFree To ReadFor the Future
An Indigenous-owned retail space on Santa Fe's famous Canyon Road, 4KINSHIP supports Native makers—and communities.
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Free To ReadThe Consummate Collector
Along with her late husband George, Dorothy Saxe built friendships with artists while collecting their work. At age 97, she reflects on her love of craft.
Fall 2023
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MakersFree To ReadPieces of Life
Chris Malone's elaborate clay and mosaic sculptures tell stories of spirituality and an unknown past.
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MakersSeeing is Believing
Three craft artists turn scientific data into visual works that help explain the world.
Fall 2023
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MakersIn Tune
Virtuoso violinist Vijay Gupta and third-generation luthier Eric Benning work together to create beautiful music—and both share it with marginalized communities.
Fall 2023
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Media HubFree To ReadNew Releases Fall 2023
Books about your brain on art, artist and designer Rogan Gregory, and British studio pottery
Fall 2023
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TravelCome On In
Welcome to the Claire Oliver Gallery in Harlem, which champions underrepresented artists.
Fall 2023
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Handcrafted LivingFree To ReadTo Have and to Hold
When you want to protect and honor special items—and keep track of them—handmade keepsake boxes are a beautiful solution.
Fall 2023
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Media HubFree To ReadNiche Magazines
Beth Goodrich highlights five such publications here, with a longer list (not exhaustive) of niche magazines below.
Fall 2023
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Photo courtesy of GeologyThe Open 45 Credenza from Geology in oiled walnut, 21 x 60 x 21 in., features a slotted interior that allows for movable divider panels. The shelves can be moved, too, and a cord channel runs the length of the unit for hidden cable management.
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Photo by Ari SkinArtist Jiha Moon draws and paints on a piece inspired by the haetae and Pennsylvania Dutch folk art.
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