Winter 2023
American Craft‘s Winter 2023 issue focuses on the theme inhabit.
As we head into winter—a time when many move indoors, close to the objects we keep and the people we love—American Craft takes an expansive look at the theme inhabit. In these pages you’ll find the work of furniture and household object makers whose designs and materials make homes more inviting. That includes Daniel Michalik, whose cork and wood chair graces the cover. You’ll discover hotels where you can experience craft. And you’ll learn about furniture makers and other artists who are furnishing new tiny homes for those experiencing housing insecurity.
Inside this issue.
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TravelCraft Stays
Whether you’re looking to take classes or inhabit a well-curated guest room, these hotels provide a tangible connection to craft and place.
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Materials + ProcessesFree To ReadBuoyant and Bold
In Daniel Michalik's hands, cork—harvested from live trees—becomes a versatile and exceptionally beautiful medium.
Winter 2023
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MakersFree To ReadDomestic Bliss
Mattie Hinkley makes everyday objects more fun—and sexy.
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StoryFree To ReadThe Table That Dreamed
The anthropomorphic, emotional furniture of Puerto Rican designer Reynold Rodriguez.
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Points of ViewThe Objects We Keep
How living with objects over time imbues them with meaning and changes what they have to say to us.
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MakersFree To ReadMaking History
Karen Collins made these dioramas to teach kids about African American history—and they invite all of us into important cultural moments.
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Points of ViewFree To ReadStanding in the Room Together
Preview: An upcoming exhibition at The Clay Studio features humanity, at life-size scale.
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MakersFree To ReadTurning Houses into Homes
A collaboration of furniture makers, artists, and students is helping to make Asheville's BeLoved Village feel like home.
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Photo by Shravya KagArtist Daniel Michalik in his Greenpoint, Brooklyn, studio.
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Photo by Dani PadgettCalifornia-based maker Mattie Hinkley paints a ceramic jug.
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