Craft Around the Country

Jackson, Wyoming–based Sing Hat Company attracts tourists and locals alike to its storefront and studio.

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In porcelain vases, dishware, and more, the DC-based ceramist subverts traditionally stuffy forms with overlaid imagery of struggle and resistance.

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This weekend, the Milwaukee Art Museum's annual juried art market will feature works by some 145 artists. 

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The knitter behind Nashville-based Studio Kelsey has seen her work on one of TV’s biggest stages, but she plans to keep things small and slow.

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In Appalachia, Troublesome Creek Stringed Instrument Company’s employment program provides community and skills to people in recovery.

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Hot on the heels of a yearlong residency at Arrowmont, the Richmond, Virginia–based mixed-media artist returns home with a newly expansive practice.

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The Iraqi American artist draws on family history and ancient tombs for her works in clay.

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Fiber Hawai‘i, one of the Aloha State’s longest-running craft exhibitions, opens June 5.

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The series of 22 Philadelphia-area exhibitions runs through July 5.

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The Santa Fe gallery focuses on artists from Mexico and New Mexico, with a special emphasis on printmaking.

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Pittsburgh IS Craft draws on the city's industrial history to support craft artists. 

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The interior designer wants to elevate the aesthetics and values of the Heartland—and export them.

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In Idaho, Diane Myers carefully crafts saddle pads steeped in ranching traditions.

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Meet the fabricators and designers behind Choo Choo Revue, Bob Baker Marionette Theater's first new show in 40 years, opening May 16.

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The Brooklyn artist has transformed her grandmother's collection of 632 thrifted wool skirts into an exhibition and archive.

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The eight artists featured in Material Prophecies at the Armory Center for the Arts use ancestral knowledge to conjure possibilities.

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The New Mexico museum hosts a show of works that complicate the legacy of paper in Indigenous history.

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In a new exhibition at Hudson Hall in Upstate New York, artists from a region rich in textile history push the medium to new horizons.

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The Winston-Salem gallery has been showing and selling works by artists from all 50 states since 2017.

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Nexus, a new survey of Martin Puryear’s long, prolific career, comes to the Cleveland Museum of Art this spring.

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The annual Rocky Mountain Leather Show will convene artists from around the globe for hands-on workshops and a celebration of craftsmanship.

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Black craftspeople take center stage in Middle of Somewhere: The Art and Legacy of Black Southern Makers, on view now at the International African American Museum in Charleston.

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Aleisha Duchateau’s Atlanta-based pottery brand embraces collaboration with major retailers and local design studios.

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Opening in May at the North Dakota Museum of Art, Fawzia Khan: Ubuntu will showcase woven works by the Minnesota-based multimedia artist.

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