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    The Queue: Raul De Lara

    New York City–based woodworker Raul De Lara coaxes wood into expressive sculptures, often depicting outsized plants and unusable tools.

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    The Queue
  • ACC News
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    Interview With Geetika Agrawal

    ACC sits down with Vacation with an Artist founder, Geetika Agrawal, for a Q&A.

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    Remembering Ginny Ruffner

    Ginny Ruffner (1952-2025) created sculptures in a variety of media but was known primarily for her use of lampworked glass.

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  • ACC News
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    Changes Underway at the ACC Library and Archives

    Ensuring that our library and archives materials become more accessible to craft researchers, writers, and advocates for years to come.

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  • Makers
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    The Queue: Paula Wilson

    For Paula Wilson, artmaking is world-building. In The Queue, the Carrizozo, New Mexico–based multidisciplinary artist shares about how she creates the world she wants to live in, the physicality and tools that drive her printmaking practice, and the community around her rural artist-in-residence program.

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    The Queue
  • Silver bracelet with mosaic inlay
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    Craft Happenings Spring 2025

    Upcoming exhibitions and events across the country.

    Spring 2025

  • ACC News
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    A Constant Companion

    In the high desert, American Craft magazine keeps two weavers connected to the wider world of craft.

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    Handcrafted Living
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    Enchanted Planters

    The ceramic vessels here, created by four makers from the Los Angeles area, would bring a California vibe to most any setting.

    Spring 2025

    Goods
  • Artist Madison Holler wrapped in wool throw.
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    Connective Roots

    Drawing on folklore and patterns from her cultural heritage, Madison Holler creates intricate beaded jewelry and sumptuous collaborative designs.

    Spring 2025

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