February/March 2015
February/March 2015
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Aloft Again
Nicki Marx’s feather works enjoy another day in the sun.
An Intricate Language
Forced to abandon oil paints, Nebiur Arellano found her style on silk.
Chestertown: Craft on the Chesapeake
Contemporary craft meets colonial charm in this coastal town.
Free-Form
Aya Oki's playful, plump glass...
Health & Hearth
Fresh handmade goods...
House of Tales
For Aaron Henkelman and Lori Baum, a collection isn’t complete without the stories and memories that go along with it.
Look Again
Art can be a tool, Alain de Botton argues, to help us with the challenges of everyday life.
Making It Better
How much meaningful handwork are you doing?
Marks of Devotion
Reviews of Craft in America's "Service" episode, The Creativity Cure, and Fiber: Sulpture 1960 - Present.
Natural Progression
The Corning Museum of Glass’ North Wing expansion sheds new light on the collection.
Protection
Kristin Diener's Talisman to the Center of the Earth.
Shows to See: February/March 2015
Shows you'll want to see from Florida to Vermont and coast to coast.
Tangible Experience
Talking shop with Schantz Galleries...
The Power of Paper
A conversation with Drew Cameron of the Combat Paper Project...
Threshhold Artist
Yorgen Quent Kvinsland's personalized portals.
Warm Fuzzies
The warm and fuzzy work of seven artists.
Web Extras: February/March 2015
As seen in the February/March 2015 issue of American Craft magazine...
What Is the Most Rewarding Aspect of Your Work?
Readers answer our latest Voices question...