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Category Archives: Craft cooperatives
Most Wonderful Time of the Year: II
CRUISING around Philadelphia’s City Hall at street level, you might not see him at first. Take a look up at the top, and there stands William Penn. The 37-foot, 27-ton bronze rendering of the Quaker who founded the Keystone State … Continue reading
Posted in Central NJ Art, Ceramic Art, Craft cooperatives, Crafts, fiber art, Jewelry, landscapes, Philadelphia, Sculpture
Tagged constance bassett, covered bridge artisans, david cann, geoff caldwell, Karen caldwell, Katherine Hackl, Lambertville, long lane farm studio, moorland studios, phoebe wiley, prallsville mill, sergeantsville, Stockton, sunflower glass studio, Ty Hodanish
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Most Wonderful Time of the Year
THE air is getting raw, the days are growing shorter and even the autumnal glow is starting to fade… but there’s still more to look forward to this season. The Covered Bridge Artisans will be holding its annual studio tour … Continue reading
Posted in Central NJ Art, Ceramic Art, Craft cooperatives, Crafts, fiber art, landscapes
Tagged constance bassett, covered bridge artisans, david cann, geoffrey caldwell, Karen caldwell, Katherine Hackl, Lambertville, locktown church, long lane farm studio, moorland studios, phoebe wiley, prallsville mill studio, sergeantsville, Stockton, sunflower glass studio, susan nadelson, swan street studio, Ty Hodanish
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Through the Looking Glass
Stained glass has always fascinated me. It is so beautiful to look at, in its patterns and shapes, but even more mesmerizing is what it does to light. Stained glass reminds me of the old houses I grew up in … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract art, Craft cooperatives, glass, Jewelry, landscapes
Tagged Allen Sassman, bonnie buellis, chris cosner, geoff caldwell, Jacqueline ter Kuile, Jane Spencer Wesby, Karen caldwell, Lambertville, New Hope, River Queen Artisans, River Run Gallery, Shad Festival, Stockton, Sunflower Glass, Sunflower Studio, Ty Hodanish
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The Art of Tea (Bags)
I love tea and have drunk a sea of it over more years than I’m willing to admit in print. Foolish me, all those years I composted my tea bags, but Jill Heyes had a much smarter idea. She traveled … Continue reading
Posted in African art, Craft cooperatives, Crafts, Emerging artists, Folk Art, Social Concerns
Tagged Add new tag, African art, art, Cape Town, Craft cooperatives, Crafts, quilts, tea, tea bags
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