Articles in the Spring 2009 Category
The International Quilt Study Center and Museum’s Fourth Biennial Symposium, “The Global Quilt: Cultural Contexts,” takes place April 2-4 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Guests can
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Just reading the headlines these days is enough to zap anyone’s morale. It’s more important than ever before for small businesses to keep employees happy and ...Read More »
Jewelry is more than adornment. It’s an expression of the wearer. For these eight studio artists, the urge to create is incessant, and is inspired by
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Finalists, friends and retailers celebrated the best in fine North American craft at the 2009 NICHE Awards, held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia Feb.
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These jewelry artists understand that gold doesn't have to be girly, diamonds don't have to be delicate, and beautiful, handcrafted jewelry isn't only a woman's prerogative.
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The next time a man enters your store and says he’s looking for a piece of jewelry, it just might be for himself. Men’s interest in
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Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood is way too cosmopolitan to compare to Mayberry, and yet it shares some of the best features of that mythical township. Families stroll
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Seventy-year-old ceramist Albert Goldreich broke the record for “continuous throwing on the potter’s wheel by one person” on Jan. 24 at 18 Hands Gallery in Houston,
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