December/January 2008
December/January 2008
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Golda Lewis: From collage to compage
In the August 1970 Craft Horizons, Golda Lewis wrote about her handmade paper collage work and how it fit into her painting and sculpture. Here we revisit what the artist called "compage."
Lenore Tawney: Drawings in Air
By Kathleen Mangan
browngrotta arts
Wilton, Connecticut
$25
Listening & Learning
It's all about the discourse. Let us know what you're thinking and we'll do the same.
Multiples of Two
Some say that bad things come in threes. Others expect good things to come in pairs. Andrew Wagner ponders both and reflects on the multiple ways to interpret today's craft scene.
The Object of Labor & Far from the Tree
Pamela Scheinman curls up with The Object of Labor, a many faceted anthology on fiber, and Nicols Fox takes in "Far from the Tree" at the Messler Gallery in Rockport, Maine.
The Only Coral Reef in Los Angeles
Arnie Cooper explores the only coral reef in Los Angeles-it's far from the ocean, yet surprisingly close to space, courtesy of the Wertheim sisters.
Thinking About, Thinking About Craft
Writing about his new book, Thinking Through Craft, Glenn Adamson examines how it has helped him do just that.