June/July 2012
June/July 2012
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A Design Path to Mastery
Glassblower Joel Philip Myers is a man of contrasts.
Bearing Witness
Weaver and mixed-media artist Cameron Taylor-Brown’s Angels and Men/Quartet.
Best of the Best
Congratulations to the Awards of Excellence winners at the 2012 Baltimore, Atlanta, and St. Paul ACC shows.
Books as a Beginning
Talking with the owners of Portland, Oregon's Monograph Bookwerks.
Change Makers
Meghan Patrice Riley wins the Society for Contemporary Craft’s prestigious Raphael Founder’s Prize.
Conversation Flowing
This spring, the revamped American Craft Council Library Salon Series brought its first round of finely crafted conversation to Minneapolis.
Cross-Cultivation in Israel
A program to foster Israel's craft artists.
E Pluribus X-ray
Julia Barello transforms MRI and X-ray film.
Grand and Mysterious
Margaux Kent talks about the purposeful lifestyle of the hands behind Peg and Awl reclaimed goods.
In the Bag
Wendy Stevens’ exquisitely crafted metal purses.
Industrial Strength
Upholsterer Nicholas Stawinski's art reflects his experience living among the hulking relics of the auto industry.
Nothing Comes from Nowhere
The author of Steal Like an Artist on unleashing your creativity.
Now Online: June/July 2012
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Scotland: The High Road to Craft
Makers abound in a lush setting where history meets innovation.
Shows to See: June/July 2012
Here are our picks for exhibitions throughout June and July.
The Choices We Make
Artful living means different things to different people.
The Short List: June/July 2012
Three books to check out - from contemporary ceramics to traditional quilts.
When Artists Write About Their Work
Glenn Adamson on the artist’s statement.
Where Do You Go to Take a Break From Your Work?
We asked Matthew Hufft, Peter Held, Jo Lauria, Betty Bright, and Josie Jurczenia to tell us where they relax.