Works from the collection of Forrest Merrill as well as the artist's represent the full spectrum of Sekimachi's work, including formed paper and leaf bowls, woven "scrolls" and boxes plus other paper works created between 1987 and 2005.
The interplay of raw and unlikely materials with precious metal and stones results in captivating jewelry by artists affiliated with Penland School of Crafts.
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Early registration deadline extended to July 8th. Please register now to take advantage of $150 savings. Prices increase significantly after the early registration deadline. Also, register by Sunday, June 14th for your last chance to win a free hotel room for one night during the conference at the Radisson Plaza Hotel.
Is craft creating a new culture? The goal of this conference is to investigate the inherent differences between craft as a lifestyle and craft as a livelihood. These differences are nothing new to craft. For many, making is a meaningful way of life, but ...
