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The Queue: John Paul Morabito

John Paul Morabito’s shimmering beaded tapestries shine a light on queer joy and possibility. In The Queue, the Kent, Ohio–based weaver and professor shares about the ideas and influences underpinning their practice, their vibrant materials, and the craft community in northeast Ohio.

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Piece by Piece

Riffing on global textile traditions, Adam Pogue creates delightfully improvisational home goods and sculpture.

Winter 2025

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Makers
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Holding Space

Drawing on Irish traditions, Port Townsend, Washington–based artist Maureen Walrath weaves local willow into baskets that help usher souls into the next world.

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ACC Digitizes Recordings and More American Craft

With grant funding, ACC digitizes recordings and more American Craft!

Winter 2025

From the Archives
Handcrafted Living

Where the Present Hangs with the Past

Adelphi Paper Hangings, a small shop in Upstate New York, hand block prints historic wallpapers that are favored by a growing fan base of interior designers, including Kansas City, Missouri-based Katillac.

Winter 2025

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The Scene: Craft in Baltimore

Local artists share the people and spaces that define Baltimore, a city that thrives on collaboration and community.

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