Books on the who, what, and why of craft.
 

Should craft education lean toward design?

Craft for wherever you are.
 

Robert Lee Morris discusses his four-decade career as a jewelry artist.
 

Ronan Peterson's pots reflect growth and decay through layers of pattern, color, and texture.
 

Anna Torma remakes a wall piece that was lost 20 years ago.

For John Souter, leaving each of his ceramic pieces open for interpretation is the whole point.
 

Former adman Jim Bachor understands the power of medium, message, and a good gimmick.

The home of Catalina Diez, Juan Carlos Ortiz, and their family is not a hands-off museum.

Portlandia jokes aside, this is an almost ridiculously crafty city.

A cooperative supports local craft in New Orleans.

Glass artist Amber Marshall takes her work to shows not just to earn, but also to learn.
 

Craft destinations from coast to coast.
 

What's the difference between art and craft?
 

Books are powerful symbols of language and learning – and lusciously tactile objects in their own right.

 

As seen in the December/January 2014 issue of American Craft magazine...

Moments along the learning curve...