April/May 2013
April/May 2013
Feature Articles
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Animated by Design
Jack Mauch imbues his work, ranging from furniture to tableware, with character.
Chile: Deeply Rooted Craft
The Mapuche people have left their mark on Chilean traditions and crafts.
Creative Industry
Lily Wikoff makes what she calls "jewelry for tomboys" – people who don't ordinarily wear jewelry.
Does Craft Bring Us Closer To Nature?
What is craft's role, now that technology is so pervasive?
Dream Catcher
Ben Ospital fills his apartment with objects that speak to his inner magpie.
Free Range
Sculptor Russ Vogt and his wife, Suzanne Rooney, are stewards of an "art farm."
Global Appeal
Reviews of new books on textiles, sign painters, and design-driven craft.
Global Vision
Habatat Galleries has grown along with the global interest in glass.
Handmade Outside
Crafted goods that belong to the outdoors.
More Than Human
Hybrid creatures continue to inspire thinkers and artists.
Nature, Crocheted
Susanna Bauer embellishes objects from nature.
Reweaving History
Gail Tremblay challenges stereotypes in old cinematic narratives through her basket works.
Russel Wright: At Home with Nature
The industrial designer's most personal project: his weekend home.
Shows to See: April/May 2013
A collection of great places to see crafts.
The Force of Nature
If there’s a press conference in the afterlife, I’ve got questions for the Powers That Be.
Web Extras: April/May 2013
As seen in the April/May 2013 issue of American Craft magazine...
What Can We Learn from Nature?
Artists reflect on what they have learned from the natural world.