Fall issue now available.
This Fall issue dives into the theme of adorn. In this issue, the delight is in the details. You’ll read about distinctive surface adornment practices, platters dressed up with florals and lace, how prosthetic limbs are reframed as wearable art, and more. You’ll also visit seven craftspeople in western North Carolina whose practices have been reshaped and reimagined one year after Hurricane Helene.
As you get to know the artists, collectors, and organizations here, we hope you take a moment to reflect on the function of decoration in your own life.
About American Craft.
A quarterly magazine for artists and appreciators of the handcrafted.
Published since 1941, American Craft is the magazine of the craft community, featuring stories and articles on emerging and established artists throughout the United States. From handmade objects used daily in our homes to fine craft honored in museums, American Craft celebrates the diversity of American craft and its makers.
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The American Craft Council publishes American Craft magazine on a quarterly basis but reserves the right to change the number of issues in an annual term, including discontinuing any format and substituting and/or modifying the manner in which the membership is distributed.