June Schwarcz used innovative techniques with surface treatments, such as etching, electroforming, and engraving, to create forms which she then covered with transparent enamels. She received the American Craft Council’s Gold Medal in 1996.

Mediums Metal Recognition Gold Medalist College of Fellows

Stephen De Staebler

Stephen De Staebler received the American Craft Council Gold Medal award in 2012 and was a sculptor known for his grand human clay forms.

Mediums Clay Metal Recognition Gold Medalist College of Fellows

Sharon Church

Sharon Church is a studio jeweler and professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was inducted into the American Craft Council College of Fellows in 2012.

Mediums Metal Recognition College of Fellows

Ronald Hayes Pearson

Ronald Hayes Pearson was one of the true pioneers of the postwar American craft movement and received the American Craft Council’s Gold Medal in 1996.

Mediums Metal Recognition Gold Medalist College of Fellows

Margret Craver

Margret Craver received the American Craft Council's Gold Medal in 1985 and was a metalsmith involved in the Occupational Therapy department during World War II.

Mediums Metal Recognition Gold Medalist College of Fellows

John Prip

John Prip, known for his innovative designs in American metalsmithing, was awarded the American Craft Council Gold Medal in 1992.

Mediums Metal Recognition Gold Medalist College of Fellows

John Paul Miller

John Paul Miller received the American Craft Council Gold Medal in 1994 and was a noted American jewelry designer and goldsmith.

Mediums Metal Recognition Gold Medalist College of Fellows