The Queue: L Autumn Gnadinger @lgnadinger is a Philadelphia-based artist, writer, and teacher.
Read their musings on technology, craft’s generative properties, and artists they admire on our website: https://t.co/CJWVx3BYih
Apply now to join our Online Artists Directory! Join our community and we’ll help you share your story and sell your work to our focused audience of craft enthusiasts. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/QbDcViONFx
The Queue: Mattie Hinkley is a mixed media artist whose joyful domestic objects are featured in our Winter 2023 issue.
Read about their influences, favorite tools, and artists who inspire them:
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 Lois Moran Award for Craft Writing: Anya Montiel, Shannon Stratton, and Sebastian Grant.
Read their award-winning pieces: https://t.co/vkABectKTz
The Queue: The de la Torre Brothers, Einar and Jamex, create large-scale mixed-media sculptures incorporating religious and cultural iconography from their Chicano background. In The Queue, they describe their process and the artists that inspire them.
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An honor to be invited to the 2022 @craftcouncil Show! @roxjewelrympls will be in BOOTH #1206!
E-shop Oct 3-16…October 7 for General Admission!
Tickets: https://t.co/GDV7FlJ1Zs
Special Thanks: Black Women’s Wealth Alliance and @KenyaMcKnightAhad for support!
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Join us in welcoming our new round of interns! From left to right we have Erin Moore, Thaïs Calvarin, and Kaisa Lily. Our fall interns assist residents in the studio, participate in our art-in-ed programming, and help edition artists' books.
📣Introducing your online hub for the finest in contemporary craft: the American Craft Made Online Artists Directory. Discover craft artists from across the country all year round. Bookmark https://t.co/T88DcZHN6C and find art that speaks to you.
The Queue: Janne Peltokangas, a Sámi artist based in Finnish Lapland, forms hot metal into sculptures inspired by his ancestral lands. In The Queue, he shares his homeland's culture, his favorite artists, and how memory and intuition guide his work.
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Craft Happenings: Fall 2022 🍂 Fall is nearly here—don't let the season slip by without taking time to experience craft! Discover 31 exhibitions, symposiums, festivals, and more happening across the country to help fill out your calendar. https://t.co/AJH0KltuyF
You're invited to our ACC Awards Celebration! Join us as we honor individuals who have dedicated their careers to craft. Register on our website for the virtual celebration taking place on September 15, 4 p.m. CT via Zoom. https://t.co/3HZcVb1Ndg
The Queue: Conrad Calimpong brings together a community around wood-fire kilns. In The Queue, he reflects on his place in the lineage of ceramics, shares two underappreciated artists, and muses on the homemade tool that shapes his work.
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The special awards edition of "The Crafty Librarian" is here! In this newsletter, we are excited to share a brief history of the ACC Awards program, what it takes to honor our awardees’ work through our archives, and new books about our 2022 Awards cohort.
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Photojournalist and bead artist @Jaida_GreyEagle photographed Indigenous artists and their work at a new Anishinaabe Art Festival in Bemidji, Minnesota. See the full photo essay and learn about this event now! https://t.co/OgoXj5dQ07
📣Don't miss this conversation!
Register for the Summer American Craft Forum: Shaping Glass | Shaping Culture: A Conversation With Preston Singletary and Leo Tecosky
Thursday, August 11, 2022, via Zoom https://t.co/xXeeo6XFJb
The Queue: Glenn Adamson sees craft in the big picture. He's a writer, curator, and historian of craft. In The Queue, he shares the crafts that captivate him, what he’s reading and writing, and where Buster Keaton and craft converge. @glennadamson
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Register for the Summer American Craft Forum: Shaping Glass | Shaping Culture: A Conversation With Preston Singletary and Leo Tecosky
Thursday, August 11, 2022, via Zoom
11 a.m. PT | 12 p.m. MT | 1 p.m. CT | 2 p.m. ET
https://t.co/xXeeo6XFJb
Leo Tecosky does more than make graffiti in glass—he captures the spirit of a cultural movement. Tecosky is a Brooklyn-based artist whose exquisite blown glass and neon objects and installations grow out of, and contribute to, hip hop culture. Read more!
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