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  • Artist Madison Holler wrapped in wool throw.
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    Connective Roots

    Drawing on folklore and patterns from her cultural heritage, Madison Holler creates intricate beaded jewelry and sumptuous collaborative designs.

    Spring 2025

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  • Handcrafted dining set
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    Out of the Box

    Fyrn’s sustainable, handcrafted furniture is also easy to assemble.

    Spring 2025

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    Deep in the Wood

    Raul De Lara coaxes sculptures from wood that appear to move, shine, and squish—both embracing and defying the rules of nature.

    Spring 2025

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  • Stoneware bowl decorated with bright orange grooves and ants
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    Finds: Spring 2025

    Staff from the American Craft Council share three craft objects that they found surprising and delightful.

    Spring 2025

  • Vivid green wool and mohair tapestry
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    Vivacious

    Three contemporary artists use imaginative techniques and materials to create furniture, tapestries, and sculpture exploding with life.

    Spring 2025

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  • Pottery vase with a bird head
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    Hands-On History

    Master Catawba potter Bill Harris is preserving—and evolving—a 4,000-year-old cultural practice.

    Spring 2025

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  • Hand-carved textured side tables
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    Shapeshifter

    Woodworker Ashley Joseph Martin’s creature-like nightstands, coffee tables, lamps, and decorative vessels invite imaginative interpretation.

    Spring 2025

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  • Victoria Ahmadizadeh Melendez bends a glass tube for a neon artwork
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    A Neon Renaissance

    Meet the new generation of makers transforming a glass art tradition.

    Spring 2025

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  • Artist Hai-Wen Lin emerging from Lake Michigan wearing a garment that can also be used as a kite
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    Couture for the Wind

    Hai-Wen Lin designed a cotton and silk cyanotype garment that transforms into a kite.

    Spring 2025

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