Articles Archive for March 2010
Jen Swearington took a winding road to her career as a full-time clothing designer. "Growing up in an unremarkable place made me want to get out,
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It's only safe to make one assumption about Christine Kaiser's work: don't make assumptions. Here's a clue—it's not clay. She's been working with wood
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The urge to create has always been there, in a compulsive way," explains enamelist Jenn Bell. Whether she was making floss bracelets under her
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We've collected a lineup of work from potters who know how to use color and line to communicate both beauty and function.
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You already know the value of American craft; that’s why you’re in the business you’re in. But what about the general public? Do the people in
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Downtown Urbana, Ill., has flourished under its Art Gallery Incentive Program, even during tough economic times.
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Make no mistake about it: weddings are big business, in ANY economy. Sure, today’s newly engaged couples might be a little more conservative
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There’s nothing like a tough economy to get the creative juices flowing. And nowhere is this more evident than in the realm of fine and fashion
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