Makers

The Queue: Seth Rolland

Seth Rolland interprets the natural world as masterful studio furniture. In The Queue, the Port Townsend, Washington–based woodworker shares about his favorite tools, a family furniture project that became an anchor in his living room, and the cherished local craft school where he has taught.

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The Queue: Paula Wilson

For Paula Wilson, artmaking is world-building. In The Queue, the Carrizozo, New Mexico–based multidisciplinary artist shares about how she creates the world she wants to live in, the physicality and tools that drive her printmaking practice, and the community around her rural artist-in-residence program.

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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

Out of the Box

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

Spring 2025

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

Finds: Spring 2025

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

Spring 2025

Vivacious

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

Spring 2025

Hands-On History

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

Spring 2025

Shapeshifter

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

Spring 2025