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Free To ReadIndigenous Artists in the ACC Archives
Explore the archives to learn about Indigenous artists recognized through ACC Awards.
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Media HubFree To ReadNew Releases: Summer 2025
New craft books featured in the Summer 2025 issue of American Craft.
Summer 2025
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Media HubFree To ReadBringle: A Tale of Two Makers
Film: This documentary tells the story of Cynthia and Edwina Bringle, 85-year-old twin sisters and masterful craft artists.
Summer 2025
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Media HubFree To ReadArtist’s Summer Retreats
From the Archives: Rare documentation of summer fun at craft schools in the 1950s—1970s.
Summer 2025
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TravelFree To ReadGet Ready for the St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour
Resources and articles, including interviews originally published in Issue 10 of The Crafty Librarian newsletter.
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Media HubFree To ReadNew Releases: Spring 2025
New craft books featured in the Spring 2025 issue of American Craft.
Spring 2025
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Media HubFree To ReadTalking Clay
The Brickyard Network of podcasts provides listeners insights into various aspects of ceramic making—along with plenty of laughs.
Spring 2025
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Media HubFree To ReadThe Quilters
This documentary short follows a men's quilting group inside a maximum security prison.
Spring 2025
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Media HubFree To ReadYoung Americans and ACC’s Support for Emerging Artists
ACC has supported emerging artists since 1950, beginning with the Young Americans competition.
Spring 2025
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