Makers

The Queue: Dawn Williams Boyd

Dawn Williams Boyd fashions recycled textiles into powerful paintings in cloth. In The Queue, the Atlanta-based textile artist talks about her family’s dedication to the handmade, the extensive list of tools that make her work possible, and the importance of senior art programs.

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Slow Style: Punch Needle Fashion

Micah Clasper-Torch brings fashion sense to the punch needle revival.

Fall 2025

Where Jewelry People Gather

The Jewelry Library in New York City fosters scholarship and creativity while building community.

Fall 2025

All Dressed Up

Inspired by textiles, ceramist Samantha Briegel adorns her work like a stylist.

Fall 2025

From Canvas to Carving

Felicia Greenlee transforms wood into layered narratives that challenge history, celebrate Black identity, and spark conversation through texture and form.

Fall 2025

The Rhythm of Adornment

Massachusetts woodworker Charles Thompson astutely pairs fanciful carving and expert joinery in green wood furniture.

Fall 2025

Tufted Joy

With wool dyed to match her imagination’s palette, Melissa Monroe creates rugs, furniture-inspired sculptures, and objects filled with life.

Fall 2025

Ceramic Surrounds

Ben Medansky, a former production potter, creates bespoke wall art for clients around the world.

Fall 2025

Survivors on the Storm

A year after Hurricane Helene ravaged western North Carolina, seven craftspeople talk about the aftermath, the ongoing recovery, the importance of community, and the creative consequences.

Fall 2025