April 23–26, 2015

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Congratulations on a magnificent show, our 33rd honoring fine American “craft! Proceeds from the Smithsonian Celebrating the 33rd Women’s Committee’s two annual shows — this one in April and Craft2Wear in October — are awarded as grants to the Smithsonian in support of education, outreach, conservation and research. The Committee has April 23–26, 2015 provided nearly $11 million over the National Building Museum past 49 years. Washington, DC ”— Bunny Huebner, President Smithsonian Women’s Committee

CONTENTS Visionary Reception Craft Show Information...... 1 April 22 / 5–6 pm Champagne / Featured Cocktail / Hors d’Oeuvres The Great Collectors Lectures Series...... 3 Commissioner’s Suite (2nd floor) Letter from Virginia B. Clark, Smithsonian Institution...... 5 Preview Night Benefit Craft Show Committee...... 6 April 22 / 6–6:30 pm Awards Ceremony Welcome from the Craft Show Co-Chairs...... 7 6:30–9:30 pm Cocktail Buffet / Great Jazz / Pre-Show Shopping / Meet the Artists Honorary Chair/Visionary Award Recipient...... 9 Craft show hours Grants Awarded in 2015 ...... 11 Thursday April 23 10:30 am–7:30 pm Smithsonian Craft Show Auction ...... 14 Friday April 24 10:30 am–7:30 pm Arts Invitational Auction Craft Show Raffle...... 15 Saturday April 25 10:30 am–5:30 pm Sunday April 26 11:00 am–5:00 pm Craft Show Awards Exhibitors’ Choice Awards...... 17 Craft Show Sponsors Preview Night Sponsors...... 19 The Smithsonian Craft Show is produced by the Special Thanks...... 21 Smithsonian Women’s Committee. Proceeds support education, outreach, conservation and Craft Show Jurors...... 23 research programs within the Smithsonian. Exhibit Hall Map...... 24 Exhibitors...... 26 Online information: Award Winners 2014...... 36 SmithsonianCraftShow.org SmithsonianAuctions.org 2016 Call for Entry...... 37 Paddle8.com/auction/smithsonian Smithsonian Women’s Committee...... 39 Program Partners ...... 41 facebook.com/SmithsonianCraftShow Index of Advertisers...... 48 Join the conversation on twitter at #SCApr23

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Thursday, April 23, 11:00 am Saturday, April 25, 11:30 am

R E GOOD, BETTER, BEST CRAFT AND DESIGN M M E A K Oscar Fitzgerald, Furniture Historian and Mary Douglas Drysdale, ED FR Decorative Arts Consultant Architectural Interior Designer Experience Oscar Fitzgerald’s keen eye for studio A nationally and internationally known architectural furniture, including his take on current trends and his interior designer, Mary Drysdale is known for her use historical outlook on what to collect. of crafts in her projects and will share and discuss images with the audience. Thursday, April 23, 2:00 pm A TASTE FOR SPLENDOR AND DESIGN Saturday, April 25, 2:00 pm Kate Markert, Executive Director, Hillwood Museum EVOLUTION OF IDEAS Hear about Marjorie Merriweather Post’s fascinating Toots Zynsky, 2015 Visionary Artist Awardee and Honorary Chair of the Craft Show life and how she amassed one of the finest collections of Russian artifacts in the world. Artist Toots Zynsky is known internationally for the intensely colorful glass sculptural vessels she creates Friday, April 24, 11:00 am using the filet de verre technique she developed. MATERIAL/NATURE She will discuss and show images of the unexpected influences, challenges and experiences which have Margaret Boozer, Conceptual Artist and Director of Red Dirt Studios with Ani Kasten, Ceramic Artist brought her work to where it is today. These two distinct voices in the contemporary ceramic Sunday, April 26, 1:00 pm dialogue discuss the nature of clay as a material from JEWELRY-NOW! the earth, and the conceptual resonance it brings to their respective work. Jim Rosenheim, Chairman of The Tiny Jewel Box As a venerable institution, The Tiny Jewel Box has Friday, April 24, 2:00 pm bejeweled prominent and everyday Washingtonians THE ART OF COLLECTING GREAT DESIGN for generations. Jim Rosenheim will moderate a Carolyn Nagy, Assistant Vice President, Sotheby’s panel of jewelry artists from the Craft Show in a lively discussion of inspiration, innovation and artistry. A look at studio craftsmen from the 20th century, their place in the history of decorative arts and in the current art market. Learn about the building and dissolution of a collection in both the primary and secondary marketplace.

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Smithsonian Institution

Office of Advancement Virginia B. Clark

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the 33rd annual Smithsonian Craft Show. This year’s dazzling exhibition of creativity, innovation and technical mastery represents the work of 121 artisans who are among the best in their fields. Each was selected by a distinguished panel of jurors at the forefront of American craft today.

We are so grateful to the all-volunteer Smithsonian Women’s Committee, which produces this outstanding craft show and returns proceeds to the Smithsonian through competitive grants and endowments. This dedicated group has long played a vital role in the life of the institution. Over the last half-century, it has raised nearly $11 million, fueling discovery in science, history, culture, and art in every corner of the Smithsonian.

At the National Zoo, grants have funded satellite-tracking studies of the Black Crowned Night Heron’s migration and exhibitions about the American bison. They have paid for the conservation of paintings at the National Portrait Gallery, software to digitize collections at the Archives of American Art and Braille and tactile panels for blind and visually impaired visitors at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory.

And that’s just in the last year.

The committee funds endowments that support Smithsonian education and museum studies, fellowships and research training, lecture series and even the acquisition of craft art for the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

We extend our deep gratitude to the Smithsonian Women’s Committee for its continuing commitment and invite you to enjoy the show.

Thank you to the jurors and the businesses and foundations for their generous contributions. Congratulations to the committee’s president Emily Huebner, show co-chairs Susan Labovich and Sharon Fawcett, honorary chair and visionary artist awardee Toots Zynsky and all of the artists participating in this extraordinary display of American craft and ingenuity.

Sincerely,

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Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show • 5 2015 Craft Show Committee

SWC President Photographers Bunny Huebner Anne Keiser Amy Lamb Craft Show Co-Chairs Kay Springwater Sharon Fawcett Susan Labovich Preview Night Benefit Jinny Saylor and Trudi Small, Co-Chairs Craft Show Vice-Chairs Sue Beddow Preview Night Invitation Amy Meadows Jane Battle Connie Rhind Robey Heidi Austreng Advance and Group Sales Anne Marie Shuyler Program Coordinator Susan Bradshaw, Chair Smithsonian Women’s Committee Cindy Conner Program Penelope Pollard, Chair Arrangements Amy Krupsky In 1998, the Smithsonian Women’s Anne Metcalf, Chair Committee (SWC) had the prescience Program Ads Debbie Goldberg to hire Heidi Austreng as Program Diane Zutant, Chair Awards/Donors Carolyn Peirce Coordinator. This year’s show is our Winkie Crigler 33rd, and Heidi, much like the beautiful Program Partners columns that support the National Craft Show Office Maureen McGuire-Kuletz Bonnie Rountree, Chair Building Museum, is the pillar that Marion Turner Raffle supports the show. Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones Exhibitor Liaison Peg Butner, Chair Special Events Since 1998, there have been 30 Craft Kathy Sommerkamp Susan Vallon Show Chairs and Co-Chairs who have Jurying Strategic Advancement Liaison relied on Heidi’s energy, institutional Tansy Blumer, Chair Nancy Newkirk memory, organizational and people Ann Hunt Ethelyn Owen skills, and commitment to keeping Loading Dock SWC Office Liaison the Smithsonian Craft Show as a Louise Millikan, Chair Janice Settle, Chair premier event. Heidi deftly manages Laura Ivey Dolores Potosnak the SWC and its goal of supporting the Marketing and Public Relations Treasurer Smithsonian. This includes managing Susan Cooper, Chair Ellen Maltz, Chair our two major fund raisers: this show as Amy Meadows Deidre Sacks Nancy Nord well as our fall Craft2Wear show. Connie Rhind Robey Volunteers Sheila Stampfli Marie Canny, Chair The SWC meets monthly at a different Lynda Mounts Smithsonian site. Heidi arranges Online Auctions behind-the-scenes tours with curators, Becky Bostick and Martha Martin, Website Co-Chairs Marianne O’Brien archivists, educators, zookeepers, Suzanne Noonan, PR for Auctions conservationists, and researchers. Heidi SWC Program Coordinator CRAFT SHOW AUCTION Heidi Austreng is our representative to the Smithsonian. Pat Fiske Hannah Jones, Assistant Lee Klousia She does this all so beautifully that Roberta Kovitz SWC members always receive a warm ARTS INVITATIONAL AUCTION Smithsonian welcome wherever we go. Ruth Conant Sandy Mitchell We extend our heartfelt thanks to Heidi for helping us produce the 33rd Smithsonian Craft Show. 6 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show WELCOME TO THE 33rd Smithsonian Craft Show

We are so glad you are here to enjoy the best of fine American craft art and to provide important support for the Smithsonian. The 2015 Craft Show, produced by the Smithsonian Women’s Committee, showcases 121 artists from 29 states, 37 of them exhibiting here for the first time. Back in October, our three prestigious jurors accomplished the challenging task of whittling an applicant field of more than 1,100 artists down to create the magnificent collection you see here at the National Building Museum.

This year the Committee is honored to recognize the extraordinary work of glass artist Toots Zynsky and to present her with our 2015 Visionary Award. Toots has reached the pinnacle in the world of sculptural arts and design, exhibiting her glass pieces in museums throughout the world, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery. She also is serving as our Honorary Chair and we are grateful for her gracious support.

But the Craft Show is more than an exhibition of the best of American craft; it is an important philanthropic event as well. The Smithsonian Women’s Committee is dedicated to advancing the Smithsonian’s mission to increase and diffuse knowledge. We accomplish this goal by donating all proceeds from our annual Craft Shows to the Smithsonian’s 19 museums, scientific facilities, and the National Zoo in the form of grants and endowments. Through the years, our contributions have totaled nearly $11 million.

You, our generous patrons, help make all this possible by coming to the show, buying raffle tickets, and bidding on items in the online auctions. The raffle prizes are very special pieces created and donated by Craft Show artists Michael Bauermeister, Reiko Ishiyama, and Eric Serritella; the auctions include works by our renowned Craft Show exhibitors past and present, as well as a group of special Invited Artists. We thank them for their wonderful support. We also recognize and thank our corporate, foundation and individual sponsors. Their philanthropic hearts help us achieve our goals each year.

To the members of our fabulous Craft Show committee, who spent months making this show such a tremendous success, we stand in awe of your hard work and dedication. To Bunny Huebner, our SWC President, we owe thanks for your guidance and enthusiastic spirit. And to Heidi Austreng, our program coordinator, we are indebted to you for making everything run so smoothly once again this year; truly there would be no show without you.

Please take time to stop and ask the artists about their vision and their process. Don’t miss the Great Collectors Lecture Series going on in the Museum Auditorium all weekend. Spend the day enjoying this feast of American craft. You will take home a beautiful memory and perhaps a work of art (or two!) that you will treasure for a lifetime.

Sharon Fawcett and Susan Labovich 2015 Craft Show Co-Chairs

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Toots Zynsky was born and raised in Massachusetts and is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. Her quest for understanding and testing the limits of glass-making has continued for more than 40 years and has spanned several continents. Her signature heat-formed filet de verre (glass thread) vessels are widely cherished and considered to be unique in the world of glass art. Her pieces inhabit a region all their own, interweaving the traditions of painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts. She spent 16 years abroad living in Europe and West Africa. Her extraordinary glass art is collected by major museums, including the de Young Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY; Musee des Arts Decoratifs du Louvre, Paris, France; Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY; Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands; Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England, among many in an extensive list throughout the world. Her work was recently featured in an exhibition at the Palazzo Loredan of the Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, in Venice, Italy.

The Visionary Award, instituted by the Smithsonian Craft Show in 2014, is presented to artists who have risen to the pinnacle in the world of sculptural arts and design, who have works in major museums and who have demonstrated distinction, creativity, artistry and, of course, vision in their respective medium. This year we are honoring Toots Zynsky, Visionary in Glass.

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10 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show GIVING BACK 2015 GRANTS AWARDED by the Smithsonian Women’s Committee

When you purchase a ticket to the Smithsonian Craft Show, take an ad in our program, or become a sponsor, you are directly supporting the work of the Smithsonian.

The Smithsonian Women’s Committee uses the proceeds from its two signature events — the Craft Show and the Craft2Wear show — to support Smithsonian projects through competitively awarded grants. Each year the SWC invites all units of the Smithsonian to apply for funds. The resulting grant proposals are thoroughly researched by members of the SWC and the final grantees are selected by a vote of the full active membership.

TWENTY-ONE GRANTS TOTALING $393,897 WERE AWARDED IN JANUARY 2015

For Education

The National Museum of African Art The Anacostia Community Museum ($7,600) for fabrication of two mobile carts ($9,300) for innovative educational for its ARTCARTS! Program. The carts will materials and programs to enhance the serve as hands-on gallery stations outfitted multidimensional exhibit, How the Civil with teaching objects and staffed with War Changed Washington, DC. The trained volunteer museum guides. materials and programs will focus on the social, spatial, and demographic impact of National Air and Space Museum/ the Civil War on DC through the building Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center ($4,500) of forts, the role of immigrants, the to train thirty-five secondary school teachers development of city services, and the in a week long program in the classroom use Student holding a mask from the Guro change in the city’s neighborhoods. peoples of Cote d’lvoire from the African of NASM resources. Art Museum’s teaching collection The Smithsonian Associates/Discovery Smithsonian Institution Traveling Theater ($34,975) for support for Mother Exhibition Service/Smithsonian Asian Earth and Me, a series of interactive Pacific American Center ($13,800) performances and programs using music, to develop a “Facilitated Dialogue Toolkit” dance, and creative play to introduce young for exhibitors hosting “Beyond Bollywood: audiences to environmental conservation Indian Americans Shape the Nation.” The themes and topics that are part of the school Toolkit will engage visitors in a dialogue curricula. The performances and programs about race, immigration and what it means will focus on the need to care for mother to be an “American” as the exhibition travels earth and human responsibility for nature. for five years in the United States and India.

The National Zoological Park ($29,500) to create an exhibition kiosk, online campaign, and educational programs on wildlife trafficking, with a focus on elephant poaching and confiscated ivory, and its implications for many species in the zoo.

Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show • 11 For Research For Exhibitions

The National Zoological Park/Smithsonian The National Museum of Natural History/ Conservation Biology Institute ($21,950) to develop Invertebrate Zoology ($22,699) to create three- a detailed annotated genome of the Asian elephant dimensional reproductions of mid-ocean animals for to facilitate assessment of the population history of the central art piece of the NMNH BioCube exhibit to our managed populations, in order to improve the open November 2015. The exhibition is designed to understanding of the genetic basis of health problems provide the visitor with an immersive, three-dimensional of zoo populations of Asian elephants. experience and demonstrate the strangeness of the mid-ocean. National Zoological Park/Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute ($18,020) to develop technology to use remotely controlled drones to tranquilize and capture endangered wildlife.

The Wheelwoman typifies the impact of the bicycle on women in the 1890’s, particularly Intern doing their clothing research in the and ability to mud of a river get around independently

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center ($30,500) for five internships for US and international The National Museum of American History students in the field of environmental sciences and ($28,550) to create a new interactive program with a education, to promote long term collaboration costumed interpreter to perform at NMNH five days between the future’s environmental stewards and a week from May–November 2015. The performance the Smithsonian. and accompanying classroom materials will focus on the history of female bicycle riding and how it changed The Anacostia Community Museum ($12,000) women’s clothing and life style in the late 19th century. for a curatorial assistant to do archival research in preparation for the celebration of the museum’s 50th The National Portrait Gallery ($8,150) to frame five anniversary in 2017. The celebration will showcase significant charcoal and acrylic portraits by Antonio how the museum has expanded its mission since its Martorell. The portraits are of notable Puerto Rican founding from a neighborhood museum to include a subjects and will be exhibited as recent acquisitions, focus on African-American art and culture and then on thus diversifying the museum’s collection. contemporary urban communities. The result of this research will be made publically available.

12 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show For Equipment and For Conservation Capital Projects

The Smithsonian Institution Libraries/Cooper The National Museum of Natural History Hewitt Museum Library ($9,200) to repair and ($34,769) to purchase a state of the art copy stand preserve 16 soft cover “six pence” toy books and 13 rare and digital photographic system for the new Collections hardcover editions designed between 1868–1909 by the Program Digitization Center that will improve the rate influential British Arts and Crafts artist Walter Crane. at which collections are digitized and added to the The conservation will allow these works to be handled museum’s database. by researchers and to be digitized for public access.

The Smithsonian American Art Museum ($12,000) to support a three- month fellowship for an advanced graduate student in art conservation to assist with the conservation of the popular Woman Eating sculpture, to be conducted while the sculpture is on view. The fellow also will create Rotating, tilting a program for teachers emphasizing underwater web the interdisciplinary nature of art camera with lights and microphone conservation. for viewing and Woman Eating teaching about sculpture by The National Museum of Natural History ($22,000) tropical marine Duane Hanson, ecosystems a conservation to digitize, edit, and publish a hand written and hand project to take illustrated dissertation on the anatomy of the poorly place in public view understood baleen whale head. The dissertation is The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute based on specimens at the Smithsonian’s Marine ($19,985) to purchase and install an upgraded Mammal Collection. underwater web camera that can rotate, tilt, magnify and record sound for observation of the underwater The Archives of American Art ($21,881) for two ecosystem at STRI’s Galeta Point Marine Laboratory. interns to conserve the scrapbooks of the Macbeth The images and recordings produced by the camera Gallery, the first commercial art gallery devoted solely will be used to teach visitors, especially school to American Art. The scrapbooks include exhibition children, about the critical importance of tropical catalogs with prices and notes that document the marine ecosystems, including coral reefs, sea grass market for American art. The conserved materials will beds, and mangrove forests, and the diverse creatures be available through digitization and online access on they support. the Archive’s website. The Office of Under Secretary for Science The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute ($16,668) to acquire equipment to make an informational ($15,850) to make publicly available online an video about the Marine Global Earth Observatories, a ecosystem climate regulation services calculator, which recently established collaborative formed to publicize will be able to estimate the environmental impact work toward standardization of biological measurement of certain actions anywhere on earth. For example, in coastal ecosystems. The project also will pilot a new one could learn that cutting 100 square feet of forest Citizen Science engagement program. has the same environmental impact as driving across country. The calculator has applications in education, conservation, climate change policy, and green business.

Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show • 13 TWO OPPORTUNITIES TO BID ON THE BEST

Smithsonian Craft Show Auction

More than 100 exceptional design items contributed by Smithsonian Craft Show exhibitors Opens April 21. Closes May 5 at 9:00 pm EDT. SmithsonianAuctions.org

The Smithsonian Craft Show Auction presents an extraordinary array of highly prized items in 12 media categories ranging from Basketry through Jewelry to Wood, all donated by highly skilled artists juried into Smithsonian Craft Shows past and present. Unique theater and recreation opportunities, along with behind-the-scenes Smithsonian tours, are also up for bids.

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MATTHEW FINE FORD AND FORLANO SANDRA BYERS

All proceeds from the Craft Show Auction, the Arts Invitational Auction, and the Craft Show Raffle benefit the Smithsonian Institution

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14 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show TWO OPPORTUNITIES TO BID ON THE BEST

Smithsonian Women’s Committee Arts Invitational Auction

KY NS Works of consummate craftsmanship by specially invited studio artists ZY TOOTS Opens April 21. Closes May 5 at 5:00 pm EDT. Paddle8.com/auction/smithsonian

The Smithsonian Women’s Committee Arts Invitational Auction was initiated in 2014 to showcase the art created by a small select group of American studio artists whose work is found in museums and private collections worldwide. This year’s auction includes a work donated by glass artist Toots Zynsky, the 2015 Smithsonian Craft Show Visionary Award honoree.

You can browse and bid on both the Smithsonian Craft Show Auction and the Smithsonian Women’s Committee Arts Invitational Auction at the Smithsonian Craft Show or Online at any time.

A complete list of participating artists JOHN CEDERQUIST JAY STANGER BONNIE SEEMAN can be seen on page 21

Smithsonian Craft Show RafFle

Win one of three beautiful items generously donated by 2015 Craft Show artists. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20 and are on sale at the Craft Show. Items can be seen on the Craft Show floor.

Drawing Sunday, April 26 at 4:30 pm. You need not be present to win.

ERIC SERRITELLA REIKO ISHIYAMA MICHAEL BAUERMEISTER Birch Beer Stein Necklace Tall Vessel Wheel thrown and hand-carved 14K white gold and Incised elm burl ceramic stoneware fired with silver, oxidized 36“ x 13“ stains, washes and oxides Donor value: $960 Donor value: $3,500 21” x 10” x 5” reikoishiyama.com michaelbauermeister.com Donor value: $5,600 ericserritella.com Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show • 15 a NEW collection of one-of-a-kind charms, charm bracelets, necklaces, and pins presented by the American Craft Council

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16 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show 2015 awards

A R U M A IY Smithsonian Craft Show awards I M HIDEAK Presented on Preview Night

AWARD JUDGES Nora Atkinson Lloyd Herman Curator of Craft, Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Rebecca Cross Owner, Cross MacKenzie Gallery

Chase Rynd Executive Director, National Building Museum

AWARD DONORS

Best of Show Excellence in Jewelry Lawrence Hough, Timothy Harr Ornament magazine, to be selected by Carolyn Benesh Gold Award — The Susie Gray Founder’s Award Excellence in Wood Geoffrey Gray, to be selected by Susie Gray, SWC member Collectors of Wood Art, to be selected by a committee and co-founder of the Smithsonian Craft Show of CWA members

Silver Award New Direction — Excellence in Design of the Future Lois England Kate Nemec Simonds

Bronze Award Honoring the Future Sustainability Award Diane and Marc Grainer Honoring the Future, an Open Space Institute Program, to be selected by Lloyd Herman Excellence in Ceramics In memory of L. Marvin Hill First Time Exhibitor Award Betty Foster

Exhibitors’ choice awards These awards are voted on by the exhibitors and presented on Thursday, April 23 at 4 pm

AWARD DONORS Gold Award Toni A. Ritzenberg

Silver Award Margaret Collins, Louise Millikan, Alix Myerson

Bronze Award Martha and David Martin

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18 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show 33rd craft show sponsors

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Graham Holdings Company Amtrak R E L S S E O Virginia C. Mars R E YC GOLD Secor Group JO Advanced Resources International, Inc. The Charles Delmar Foundation BRONZE The Clark Charitable Foundation Anonymous SPECIAL FRIEND The Lazarus Charitable Trust Carolyn S. Alper Revocable Trust The M&T Charitable Foundation The Honorable Dianne Feinstein, Sandy Spring Bank Deborah and Michael Salzberg US Senator for California

preview night sponsors

GOLD BRONZE SPECIAL FRIEND Martha and David Martin Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones and Hal Jones Valerie Anders and Ginger Lew Peg and Blain Butner Cindy Conner SILVER Mrs. Brice M. Clagett Louise C. Duemling Valerie K. Burden Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Collins Virginia M. Friend Anne B. Keiser and Doug Lapp Kamer Davis Nancy and Bob Goff Sharon K. Fawcett Eleanor F. Hedden Diana and Stephen Goldberg Judy Hopkins Marilou and Ken Hakuta Carol Marburger Gary and Susan Labovich Sydney Mills Mr. and Mrs. Middleton A. Martin Ethelyn Owen Paul J. Pantano, Jr. and Cheryl Keamy Margot Peet

O I R E P Silvia Ripley Carolyn Peirce M ’I D D VI DA Sara Sant’Ambrogio Nancy M. Phillips Anne Marie and William Shuyler Ashley and Steve Quamme Cora and Murray Simpson Carrie Neher Queenan Phyllis M. Taylor Lucy S. Rhame As of March 31, 2015 Linda and Steuart Thompsen Marion W. Turner Harold and Nancy Zirkin Wendy and John Wall Elsa B. Williams

Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show • 19 James Renwick Alliance salutes the BRIAN O’NEILL Sculptural Cer amic Vessels

2015 MASTERS of the MEDIUM BOOTH 303

Clockwise from top left: Karen LaMonte, Michael James, Richard Shaw, Michael and Maureen Banner, and Silas Kopf. All photos courtesy of the artists. Michael and Maureen Banner metal Michael James Karen LaMonte fiber glass Silas Kopf Richard Shaw wood ceramics

Learn about the James Renwick Alliance’s awards, programs and events at www.brianoneillceramics.com [email protected] 360.510.0088 JRA.org

Three days only: Free admission A show and sale of handmade jewelry and clothing

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20 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show Special Thanks

O H C U M Our heartfelt thanks to those who have donated to the 2015 Online Auctions. NA

SMITHSONIAN CRAFT Christina Goodman emiko oye Roberta and David Williamson SHOW AUCTION ARTISTS Danielle Gori-Montanelli Patricia Palson Faith Wilson Jackie Abrams Molly Grant Jeung-Hwa Park Ping Wu Debra Adelson Claudia Grau Sang Joon Park Liaung-Chung Yen Gerald Arrington Rob Greene So Young Park Betsy Youngquist Tregea Bevan Valerie Hector Peter Petrochko Erica Zap Lucrezia Bieler Elaine Hyde Mea Rhee SMITHSONIAN WOMEN’S Ashley Buchanan Takashi Ichihara Meghan Patrice Riley COMMITTEE ARTS INVITATIONAL Sandra Byers John Iversen Luanne Rimel AUCTION ARTISTS John Cameron Fred Kaemmer Lilith Rockett Evan Chambers Selma Karaca Joyce Roessler Susan Beiner | Ceramics John Cederquist | Wood/Furniture Namu Cho Christy Klug Norm Sartorius Dale Chihuly | Glass Petra Class Raj Kommineni Biba Schutz Sidney Hutter | Glass Ignatius Creegan and Rod Givens Loretta Lam Jane Sisco Richard Jolley | Glass Deborah Cross Libby Lane Mary Ellen Sisulak Jay Musler | Glass Kate Cusack Keith Lewis Archie Smith Albert Paley | Metal/Furniture Randall Darwall and Brian Murphy Tara Locklear Carol Snyder Stephen Rolfe Powell | Glass Ken Loeber and Dona Look Klaus Spies Lucy Dierks Don Reitz | Ceramics Amy Roper Lyons Joy Stember Maria Eife Bonnie Seeman | Ceramics Kathleen Dustin Aaron Macsai Wendy Stevens Nancy Selvin | Ceramics Sandra Enterline Wence and Sandra Martinez Holly Tornheim Joyce J. Scott | Jewelry Vickie Essig Jennifer McCurdy Chris Triola Jay Stanger | Wood/Furniture Deborah Falls Joan McGee Myung Urso Stephanie Trenchard | Glass Robert Farrell Claudia Mills Kiwon Wang Toots Zynsky | Glass Matthew Fine Dan Mirer Kathy Wegman Steven Ford and David Forlano Hideaki Miyamura Jeffrey Weiss TICKETS & SPECIAL TOURS Pong Gaddi Victoria Moore Jonathan White Arena Stage Elizabeth Garvin Karen Morris Teresa Widuch Nancy and Tom Newkirk Andrea Geer Amy Nguyen Andrea Williams National Museum of Natural History Juanita Girardin Mina Norton Ann Williamson Smithsonian American Art Museum

We send a special thank you to all those listed below who have contribution to the production of the 2015 Craft Show.

Tim Albrecht, “Consider It Done” Gary Peresta and the SERC Band SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Atmosphere Lighting Poste Restaurant National Museum of the American Indian Margaret Boozer Provisions Caterers David Saunders, Director of Membership Gana Browning, Framers’ Workroom Raffle Donors Office of Advancement Destination DC Michael Bauermeister Virginia Clark, Director Noel Salinger, Director of Individual Giving Mary Douglas Drysdale Reiko Ishiyama Mark Mills, Information Technology Specialist Firehook Bakery Eric Serritella Office of the Chief Information Officer Oscar Fitzgerald Rodman’s Discount Gourmet & Pharmacy Mike Tuttle, SI Webmaster The Fresh Market Jim Rosenheim Mark Ramella, Information Technology Specialist Sue and Allison Goodhart and Schneider’s of Capitol Hill Office of the Comptroller The Goodhart Group SpeedPro Imaging, Silver Spring Angela Freeman Marc and Richard Grainer, Customer Trader Joe’s, Old Town Ogom Enwemnwa Care Measurement & Consulting The Virginia Distillery Company Office of Exhibits Central Hargrove, Inc. Toots Zynsky Office of Facilities, Engineering & Operations Hotel Monaco (Transportation) Hudson Studio NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM Office of General Counsel Juried Art Services Chase Rynd, Director Rachelle Brown Ani Kasten John Bane Danielle Fisher MarcPark Richard Brown Kate Markert Chris Frame Carolyn Nagy Kevin Lamparter Neiman Marcus, Mazza Gallerie Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show • 21 This juried exhibition and sale features work of the best craft artists in the country. The Craft Show has raised more than $10.9 million to benefit the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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22 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show Smithsonian Craft Show Jurors 2015

Annie Carlano, Senior Curator of Craft, Design and Bruce Pepich is the Director Fashion at the Mint Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Curator of Collections

N curated and authored the catalog for the 2010 exhibition, at the Racine Art Museum in A M EL SH “Contemporary British Ceramics: The Grainer Collection,” Racine, Wisconsin. As Director PAUL E the first comprehensive survey of British ceramics in the of the Charles A. Wustum Museum of United States. An internationally known scholar, she has Fine Arts, Bruce raised $10 million to create the Racine published and lectured widely on fine art and craft. Her Art Museum. In addition to organizing groundbreaking recent books include, “Sleeping Around: The Bed from exhibitions and publications, Bruce has expanded the Antiquity to Now” (University of Washington Press: 2006). museum’s craft collection so that it is now one of the largest in the country.

Jennifer Scanlon is an independent curator focusing on contemporary art and design. She was responsible for three exhibitions in 2014, including: “Sasha Stoyanov,” at 108 Contemporary in Tulsa, Oklahoma; “Illuminate: Design in Light,” at UrbanGlass in Brooklyn, New York; and “Back to Eden: Contemporary Artists Wander the Garden,” at the Museum of Biblical Art, also in New York. She previously served as Associate Curator at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York for 12 years.

From left to right: Jennifer Scanlon, Bruce Pepich, Annie Carlano

CHARGE TO JURORS 2015 The Smithsonian Women’s Committee is dedicated to presenting to the public the best of American crafts in an environment of proven quality and unwavering support for the artists’ vision, creativity and work ethic.

You are asked to give your full attention to the goal of selecting the most accomplished artisans in our applicant pool. You should not be dismissive if an artist’s style of work has remained relatively unchanged for some years — if this style is the unique design statement originating and identified with the artist and if the work still seems exciting and innovative.

We encourage you to choose new and innovative work if it reflects excellence, is well conceived and expertly executed without technical faults, and is indicative of the unique design, skill and vision of the best American crafts. We ask that you strive to choose a show balanced among media, but not if doing so results in eliminating a more talented artist.

We have confidence in your ability to recognize and choose the finest work available in the 2015 applicant pool.

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Celebrating showthe 33rdsmithsonian craft bennettbeanstudio.com [email protected] (908) 852-8953 Blairstown, NJ07825 357 MainStreet Booth #123Ceramics Bennett Bean* michaelbauermeister.com [email protected] (636) 228-4663 Augusta, MO63332 6560 AugustaBottomRoad Booth #215Wood Michael Bauermeister [email protected] (401) 364-0623 Carolina, RI02812 P.O. Box561 Booth #213Jewelry Carolyn MorrisBach arringtondesign.com [email protected] (707) 291-3513 Sebastopol, CA95472 7540 GatesDrive Booth #207Ceramics Gerald Arrington* rezonistudio.com [email protected] (575) 770-5684 Albuquerque, NM87176 P.O. Box35532 Booth #120ADecorativeFiber Mical Aloni* adcockstudios.com [email protected] (805) 967-3534 Santa Barbara,CA93130 P.O. Box31109 Leaves OfGrass Booth #225Basketry Christine &MichaelAdcock ashleybuchananjewelry.com [email protected] (770) 639-7256 Johnson City, TN37601 512 EWatauga Avenue Ashley BuchananJewelry Booth #307Jewelry Ashley Buchanan* sharonbrush.com [email protected] (505) 990-8004 Santa Fe,NM87508 14 FondaCourt Sharon BrushCeramics Booth #326Ceramics Sharon Brush ebenblaney.com [email protected] (207) 882-4208 Edgecomb, ME04556 P.O. Box408,96EddyRoad Eben BlaneyFineFurniture Booth #507Furniture Eben Blaney* blackmorepottery.org [email protected] (970) 759-5814 Durango, CO81301 868 NorthDaltonRanchRoad Blackmore Pottery Booth #113Ceramics Marvin Blackmore bieler-beerli.com [email protected] (850) 219-9906 Tallahassee, FL32311 3795 OverlookDrive Booth #232Paper Lucrezia Bieler brianbecher.com [email protected] (614) 893-5563 Columbus, OH43212 1280 W. FifthAvenue Brian BecherGlass Booth #233Glass Brian Becher EXHIBITORS 27 •

Jiyoung Chung Jiyoung #203 Paper Booth Box 1033 P.O. RI 02901 Providence, (703) 732-2151 [email protected] jiyoungchung.com Rod Givens Ignatius Creegan & Art Booth #112 Wearable Ignatius Hats 204 South Market Street 23803 Petersburg, VA (804) 733-9303 [email protected] ignatiushats.com Anne Cubbage* Booth #210 Paper 2201 South Branch Drive Arlington, TX 76001 (817) 487-1733 [email protected] facebook.com/anne.c.artist Kate Cusack Booth #304 Jewelry 34-39 82nd Street, #31 Jackson Heights, NY 11372 (718) 812-9295 [email protected] katecusack.com Dahlke* Tom Booth #329 Furniture North Fork Woodworks 2 Anchor Road Bath, ME 04530 (207) 443-2108 [email protected] northforkwoodworks.com Randall Darwall & Brian Murphy Art Booth #500 Wearable Darwall + Murphy 294 Old Main Street MA 02664 South Yarmouth, (508) 432-4946 [email protected] randalldarwall.com Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craftthe 33rd smithsonian show Celebrating Sandra Byers Sandra #212 Ceramics Booth 300 Pine Street Box 77, P.O. WI 53961 Rock Springs, (608) 522-5648 [email protected] thebyersstudio.com John Cameron Booth #226 Furniture John Cameron Cabinetmaker #5 34 Mount Pleasant Avenue, MA 01930 Gloucester, (978) 283-0276 [email protected] johncameroncabinetmaker.com Evan Chambers* Booth #107 Mixed Media Evan Chambers Objects Bellevue Drive 146 W. Pasadena, CA 91105 (805) 215-9269 [email protected] evanchambersobjects.com Chang Teresa Booth #129 Ceramics Chang Ceramics Teresa 931 N. Leithgow Street 19123 Philadelphia, PA (267) 255-6209 [email protected] teresachang.com Namu Cho Booth #109 Jewelry Namu & Co. 7217 Grubby Thicket Way Bethesda, MD 20817 (301) 767-3388 [email protected] studionamu.com Fong Choo Booth #230 Ceramics Avenue 3415 Warner Louisville, KY 40207 (502) 593-3957 [email protected] fongchoo.com EXHIBITORS 28 •

Celebrating showthe 33rdsmithsonian craft vickiessig.com [email protected] (828) 785-3042 Asheville, NC28804 31 Woodcrest Road Vicki Essig Booth #201DecorativeFiber Vicki Essig* eshelmanpottery.com [email protected] (815) 858-2327 Elizabeth, IL61028 P.O. Box455,238N.MainStreet Eshelman Pottery Booth #124Ceramics Paul Eshelman sandraenterline.com [email protected] (415) 922-1926 San Francisco,CA94115 2140 BushStreet,#2 Sandra EnterlineJewelry Booth #228Jewelry Sandra Enterline mariaeife.com [email protected] (215) 990-4575 Philadelphia, PA 19147 822 WilderStreet Booth #229Jewelry Maria Eife* judithduff.com [email protected] (828) 884-5258 Brevard, NC28712 450 CedarLane Judith DuffPottery Booth #202Ceramics Judith Duff daviddimperio.com [email protected] (610) 756-4144 Stony Run,PA 19529 2471 Route737 David D’Imperio Booth #128MixedMedia David D’Imperio fordforlano.com [email protected] (215) 739-0609 Philadelphia, PA 19122 1714 N.MascherStreet Booth #504Jewelry&MixedMedia Steven Ford&DavidForlano patflynninc.com [email protected] (845) 687-2266 High Falls,NY12440 480 MohonkRoad Pat FlynnIncorporated Booth #401Jewelry Pat Flynn visitfine.com [email protected] (757) 407-1368 Norfolk, VA 23505 130 West BelvedereRoad Booth #400Glass Matthew Fine* farrellsilver.com [email protected] (941) 488-7092 Venice, FL34285 640 W. Venice Avenue Booth #331Metal Robert Farrell springfieldpottery.com [email protected] (417) 864-4677 Springfield, MO65804 416 S.CampbellAvenue Springfield Pottery Booth #223Ceramics Jennifer Falter* leahevanstextiles.com [email protected] (608) 244-6786 Madison, WI53704 3129 EmmetStreet Leah EvansTextile Work Booth #402DecorativeFiber Leah Evans EXHIBITORS 29 •

Melissa Greene Melissa #322 Ceramics Booth Gallery The Greene-Ziner 73 Reach Road 04627 Deer Isle, ME (207) 348-2601 [email protected] melissagreene.com Rob Greene Booth #320 Jewelry 5428 Hollister Hill Road Marshfield, VT 05658 (802) 426-3841 [email protected] Hector Valerie Booth #126 Jewelry Hector Designs, Ltd. Valerie #108 1187 Wilmette Avenue. Wilmette, IL 60091 (847) 328-1585 [email protected] valeriehector.com Ian Henderson* Booth #136 Jewelry Zoa Chimerum Jewelry 24-35 41st Street, #3 Astoria, NY 11103 (857) 288-8966 [email protected] zoachimerum.com Kyle Huntoon* Booth #234 Furniture Hunt & Noyer Woodworks 1508 Brooklyn Street Detroit, MI 48226 (517) 914-6259 [email protected] huntandnoyer.com Ichihara* Takashi Booth #103 Ceramics 8 East Street MA 01033 Granby, (413) 467-3362 [email protected] yumestudios.com Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craftthe 33rd smithsonian show Celebrating Donald Friedlich Donald #328 Jewelry Booth Donald Friedlich Parkway 2712 Marshall 53713 Madison, WI (608) 280-9151 [email protected] donaldfriedlich.com Juanita Girardin Art Booth #236 Wearable Box 368 P.O. NM 87582 Velarde, (505) 852-2026 [email protected] juanitagirardin.com Christina Goodman Booth #125 Jewelry Christina Goodman Designs 141 Robert E. Lee Blvd., #115 New Orleans, LA 70124 (510) 769-6209 [email protected] christinagoodman.com Danielle Gori-Montanelli Art Booth #505 Wearable Danielle Gori-Montanelli 21 Fields Road VT 05753 Middlebury, (802) 989-7443 [email protected] studiodgm.com Molly Grant Booth #309 Leather Cordwainer Shop Road Box 110, 67 Candia P.O. Deerfield, NH 03037 (603) 463-7742 [email protected] cordwainershop.com Claudia Grau* Art Booth #327 Wearable Grau Design Inc. 6671 Sunset Blvd., Suite 1511 Los Angeles, CA 90028 (323) 461-4462 [email protected] thegrauhaus.com EXHIBITORS 30 •

Celebrating showthe 33rdsmithsonian craft fredsglass.com [email protected] (651) 222-2022 St. Paul,MN55101 134 E.9thStreet Fred’s Glass Booth #101Glass Fred Kaemmer* richardjudd.com [email protected] (608) 845-9722 Belleville, WI53508 6896 PaoliRoad Booth #313Furniture Richard Judd janeljacobson.com [email protected] (651) 674-4555 Harris, MN55032 41421 FerryRoad Booth #301Wood Janel Jacobson [email protected] (843) 852-0404 Charleston, SC29422 P.O. Box12027 Sweetgrass Baskets Booth #211Basketry Mary Jackson johniversen.com [email protected] (631) 329-9756 East Hampton,NY11937 214 SpringsFireplaceRoad,#2 J IversenJewels Booth #317Jewelry John Iversen reikoishiyama.com [email protected] (212) 629-0668 New York, NY10001 252 West 30thStreet,#9B Reiko Ishiyama Booth #117Jewelry Reiko Ishiyama chunghielee.com [email protected] (703) 209-9585 Providence, RI02901 P.O. Box1033 Booth #205Wearable Art Chunghie Lee libbylane.com [email protected] (806) 282-9987 Bushland, TX79012 P.O. Box165 Libby Lane Booth #325Leather Libby Lane* lorettalam.com [email protected] (845) 225-1451 Carmel, NY10512 15 BradhurstRoad Loretta Lam Booth #204Jewelry Loretta Lam* lyndaladwigceramics.com [email protected] (303) 673-0484 Lafayette, CO80026 701A EastClevelandStreet Booth #108Ceramics Lynda Ladwig* kommineniartglass.com [email protected] (413) 374-7926 Acton, MA01720 109 NonsetPath Kommineni ArtGlass Booth #135Glass Raj Kommineni* christyklug.com [email protected] (512) 484-1805 Chicago, IL60622 1907 N.Mendell,Unit206 Booth #404Jewelry Christy Klug EXHIBITORS 31 •

Ernest Miller* Booth #314 Ceramics North 3242 Morgan Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55412 (612) 386-2291 [email protected] ernestmiller.com Jennifer McCurdy Booth #318 Ceramics Box 138 P.O. Vineyard Haven, MA 02568 (508) 693-0533 [email protected] jennifermccurdy.com Shadow May* Booth #506 Ceramics Shadow May Studios 4501 Dayton Blvd. Chattanooga, TN 37415 (423) 314-7050 [email protected] shadowmay.com Wence & Sandra Martinez Wence Booth #231 Decorative Fiber Martinez Studio 5877 State Hwy 57 Jacksonport, WI 54235 (920) 823-2154 [email protected] martinezstudio.com Amber Marshall Booth #224 Glass Road 1710 Deer Park Lake Spruce Pine, NC 28777 (618) 531-0297 [email protected] ambermarshallglass.com Marc Maiorana Marc #305 Metal Booth Company Iron Design Road 23910 Walden 24210 VA Abingdon, (828) 712-7959 [email protected] irondesigncompany.com Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craftthe 33rd smithsonian show Celebrating Aaron Macsai Booth #209 Jewelry 8702 Georgiana Avenue Morton Grove, IL 60053 (847) 207-2985 [email protected] aaronmacsai.com Ken Loeber & Dona Look Booth #235 Jewelry Loeber + Look Box 204 P.O. Algoma, WI 54201 (920) 837-2241 [email protected] loeberlook.com Tara Locklear* Tara Booth #116 Jewelry TL Designs 2520 Garden Hill Drive, Apt. 206 Raleigh, NC 27614 (252) 414-3366 [email protected] taralocklear.com Meg Little Booth #315 Decorative Fiber Box 1105 P.O. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 847-6899 [email protected] meglittle.com Seung-Hea Lee* Booth #104 Jewelry 22-D Sunset Avenue Providence, RI 02909 (401) 447-0182 [email protected] Cliff Lee Cliff #216 Ceramics Booth Lee Gallery Girl Scout Road 170 W. 17578 Stevens, PA (717) 733-9373 [email protected] cliffleeporcelain.com EXHIBITORS 32 •

Celebrating showthe 33rdsmithsonian craft deboramuhl.com [email protected] (610) 928-1275 Emmaus, PA 18049 3532 LenapeLane Debora Muhl Booth #131Basketry Debora Muhl kmhats.com [email protected] (612) 839-4857 Dellwood, MN55110 32 EvergreenRoad Karen MorrisMilliner Booth #221Wearable Art Karen Morris* miyamurastudio.com [email protected] (603) 778-0076 Kensington, NH03833 56 OsgoodRoad Booth #118Ceramics Hideaki Miyamura claudiamills.com [email protected] (215) 386-2347 Philadelphia, PA 19104 3823 PearlStreet Claudia MillsStudio Booth #503DecorativeFiber Claudia Mills photography www.amylamb.com Amy Lamb Amy rewarestyle.com [email protected] (415) 515-5103 San Francisco,CA94103 940 NatomaStreet,#2 emiko-o Booth #330Jewelry emiko oye brianoneillceramics.com [email protected] (360) 592-3164 Bellingham, WA 98226 2985 GoshenRoad Booth #303Ceramics Brian O’Neill* iokula.com [email protected] (978) 356-7053 Ipswich, MA01938 54 LakemansLane Clay Shards Booth #310Ceramics Irina Okula* [email protected] (212) 229-1125 New York, NY10001 520 West 27thStreet,Suite401 Booth #120Wearable Art Mina Norton amynguyentextiles.com [email protected] (917) 838-8215 Boston, MA02210 Studio 302 15 ChannelCenterStreet Booth #110Wearable Art Amy Nguyen miostudio.com [email protected] (717) 394-6662 Lancaster, PA 17603 616 ColumbiaAvenue Mio Studio Booth #323Jewelry Mai OramaMuñiz&EricaMillner EXHIBITORS 33 •

John Ruff* Booth #312 Jewelry 1204 S. Roanoke Avenue Springfield, MO 65807 (417) 862-9299 [email protected] johnruffjewelry.com Joyce Roessler Booth #316 Glass Roessler Glass #7 2nd Street, 350 W. Boston, MA 02127 (617) 216-7196 [email protected] roesslerglass.com Lilith Rockett Booth #403 Ceramics Lilith Rockett Ceramics #200 916 SE 34th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214 (323) 481-7670 [email protected] lilithrockett.com Meghan Patrice Riley* Booth #127 Jewelry Meghan Patrice Riley 117 Dobbin Street, #106 Brooklyn, NY 11222 (510) 717-1233 [email protected] meghanpatriceriley.com Mea Rhee* Booth #130 Ceramics Good Elephant Pottery 815 Bonifant Street Silver Spring, MD 20910 (301) 495-3793 [email protected] goodelephant.com Gustav Reyes Gustav #334 Jewelry Booth Gallery Reyes/Bridge Gustav Ave 1500 S. Western 60608 Chicago, IL (312) 909-6707 [email protected] gustavreyes.com Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craftthe 33rd smithsonian show Celebrating Jeung-Hwa Park Jeung-Hwa Art #206 Wearable Booth Textiles Park Jeung-Hwa Street 50 Nelson RI 02908 Providence, (401) 455-0139 [email protected] Park So Young Booth #208 Jewelry Park Studio So Young Hill Road 29 West NY 13850 Vestal, (585) 880-9242 [email protected] soyoungparkstudio.com Elizabeth Rand* Booth #121 Furniture 357 Main Street Blairstown, NJ 07825 (908) 852-8953 [email protected] bennettbeanstudio.com Michael Puryear Booth #502 Furniture Michael Puryear Furnituremaker 46 Longyear Road Shokan, NY 12481 (845) 943-5975 [email protected] michaelpuryear.com Sang Joon Park Booth #336 Ceramics Sang Ceramic Studio 22 Merritt Avenue Cresskill, NJ 07626 (551) 795-1439 [email protected] sangjoonpark.com Peter Petrochko Booth #134 Wood Peter M. Petrochko 370 Quaker Farms Road Oxford, CT 06478 (203) 888-9835 [email protected] peterpetrochko.com EXHIBITORS 34

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Celebrating showthe 33rdsmithsonian craft mikeshuler.com [email protected] (831) 535-3653 Santa Cruz,CA95062 1735 RodriguezStreet Michael Shuler Booth #122Wood Michael Shuler ericserritella.com [email protected] (919) 240-7703 Carrboro, NC27510 1000 SmithLevelRoad, B2 Eric SerritellaStudio Booth #311Ceramics Eric Serritella bibaschutz.com [email protected] (212) 947-3903 New York, NY10001 155 West 29thStreet, 2-9B Booth #222Jewelry Biba Schutz vetrovero.com [email protected] (610) 283-7333 West Grove,PA 19390 203 ProspectAvenue Vetro Vero Booth #319Glass Michael Schunke&JosieGluck normsartorius.com [email protected] (304) 485-3394 Parkersburg, WV26101 1807 PlumStreet Booth #321Wood Norm Sartorius carriegustafson.com [email protected] (781) 367-4024 Cambridge, MA02140 147 ShermanStreet Carrie Gustafson Booth #227Glass Carrie GustafsonSantiago janesisco.com [email protected] (917) 520-8955 Evanston, IL60202 1234 ShermanAvenue, Suite203 Jane Sisco Booth #114Wearable Art Jane Sisco robsieminski.com [email protected] (207) 639-5327 Phillips, ME04966 63 BogPondRoad Booth #335Ceramics Rob Sieminski spiesjewelrydesign.com [email protected] (773) 209-0778 Asheville, NC28806 46 BlueRidgeAvenue Spies Design Booth #337Jewelry Klaus Spies* carolsnyder.artspan.com [email protected] (614) 870-2217 Columbus, OH43228 6126 CarmellDrive Booth #332Ceramics Carol Snyder archiesmithinstruments.com [email protected] (704) 436-8477 Mt. Pleasant,NC28124 6590 Hwy. 73E Booth #214Wood Archie Smith* turtleridgegallery.com [email protected] (920) 854-4839 Ellison Bay, WI54210 11736 MinkRiverRoad Turtle Ridge Booth #115Leather Mary EllenSisulak* EXHIBITORS 35 •

FlorenceGriswoldMuseum.org Teresa Widuch Teresa Art Booth #406 Wearable Ltd Yantar Hubbard Street, #2 2150 W. Chicago, IL 60612 (847) 492-9000 [email protected] yantar.com Jonathan White* Booth #405 Ceramics Odd Inq 378 Cottage Road South Portland, ME 04106 (207) 767-3835 [email protected] oddinq.com Kiwon Wang Kiwon #105 Jewelry Booth Street, #704 26th 526 W. NY 10001 New York, (917) 405-8976 [email protected] kiwonwang.net Home of American Impressionism Florence Griswold Museum Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craftthe 33rd smithsonian show Celebrating Childe Hassam, Summer Evening, 1886, Florence Griswold Museum. Myung Urso Booth #324 Jewelry 770 Highland Avenue NY 14620 Rochester, (585) 414-9976 [email protected] myungurso.com Boyd Sugiki & Lisa Zerkowitz Boyd Sugiki & Lisa Booth #132 Glass Studios LLC Tone Two 3237 SW Genesee Street 98126 Seattle, WA (206) 937-8237 [email protected] twotonestudios.com Wendy Stevens Wendy #333 Metal Booth Stevens Wendy Road 320 Old State 19512 PA Boyertown, (610) 369-9265 [email protected] wendystevens.com Holly Tornheim Booth #133 Wood Foote Road 17894 Tyler CA 95959 Nevada City, (530) 292-3367 [email protected] hollytornheim.com Horace Thomas Booth #302 Leather Thomas Leathers 2202 Songbird Trail Belton, TX 76513 (254) 493-4836 [email protected] thomasleatherstudio.com Justin Teilhet Booth #102 Ceramics Justin Teilhet 2444 State Route 343 Springs, OH 45387 Yellow (937) 760-8192 [email protected] jteilhetporcelain.com Andrea Williams Liaung-Chung Yen* Booth #100 Jewelry Booth #111 Jewelry Bound Earth Liaung-Chung Yen Designs 58 Doane Street P.O. Box 383 Cohasset, MA 02025 Henrietta, NY 14467 (781) 901-9502 (585) 334-4513 [email protected] [email protected] boundearth.com liaungchungyen.com

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EXHIBITORS Booth #119 Jewelry & Booth #306 Mixed Media Mixed Media 407 James Avenue 140 Manning Drive Rockford, IL 61107 Berea, OH 44017 (815) 742-0719 (440) 234-4877 [email protected] [email protected] byart.com

Ping Wu Stephen Zeh Booth #308 Wearable Art Booth #106 Basketry Ping Wu Design Studio LLC P.O. Box 381 4170 Main Street, #B3-224 Temple, ME 04984 Flushing, NY 11355 (207) 778-2351 (888) 744-9335 [email protected] [email protected] tamberlaine.com pingwudesignstudio.com

2014 Award winners

SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW EXHIBITORS’ CHOICE

Best of Show Excellence in Glass Gold Award Kathleen Dustin (Mixed Media) Joseph Pozycinski Ani Kasten (Ceramics)

Gold Award — The Susie Gray Excellence in Jewelry Silver Award Founder’s Award Myung Urso James Borden (Wood) Richard Judd (Furniture) Excellence in Wood Bronze Award Silver Award Mike Shuler Darlys Ewoldt (Metal) Christine & Michael Adcock (Basketry) Excellence in Design of the Future Bronze Award Donald Friedlich (Jewelry) John Iversen (Jewelry) First Time Exhibitor Award Excellence in Ceramics Amy Nguyen (Wearable Art) Eric Serritella

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38 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show 2014–2015 SMITHSONIAN WOMEN’S COMMITTEE

President Maureen McGuire-Kuletz Barbara Freeman Bunny Huebner Glendonia McKinney Jill Fri Amy Meadows Karen Dixon Fuller Vice President Anne Menotti Helen Garrett

E Sandy Mitchell Stevie Gillespie E Lucy T. Bremner L A E Lynda S. Mounts Mary Goldberg -H G UN Craft Show Co-Chairs Nancy A. Nord Ellen Goodman SE Sharon Fawcett Marianne O’Brien Susie Gray Susan Hilton Labovich Farrand (Randy) O’Donoghue Marilou Hakuta Ann Peel Carol F. Haythorne Sherry Stephenson Preview Night Benefit Margot Peet Judy Hopkins Harriet Stroup Co-Chairs Carolyn Stanton Peirce Laura Ivey Michele N. Tanaka Grace Y. Toh Jinny Saylor Penelope B. Pollard Anna Faith Jones Betty Ustun Trudi Small Dolores Potosnak Jeanne Kersting Carrie Neher Queenan Pam Kloman Janice van Stolk Active Bonnie Rountree Amy Lamb Joy Vige Lynn Walker Anu Anand Deidre Sacks Patricia Larkin Wendy Wall Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones Michelle Davis Schoenberger Harriet T.J. Larsen Suzanne Willett Jane H. Battle Virginia Austin Schubert Christine M. Leahy Emily B. Willey Sue Scott Beddow Anne Marie Shuyler Darlene Gehler Lebedev Elsa B. Williams Margaret Bertin Deborah Snead Carolyn Lewis Sharon Block Rebecca V. Bostick Mary Susan Bradshaw Marian Brodsky Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much Valerie Burden ” — Helen Keller Marie C. Canny “ Marianne T. Caulfield Elaine Cole Willi Colino-Goodman Kathy R. Sommerkamp Janet Lindgren Sustaining Ruth Conant Kay W. Springwater Ginny MacLaury Mary Beggs Cindy Harman Conner Sheila Stampfli Millie Mailliard Annelise Brand Susan Cooper JoAnn Symons Joyce Daly Margie Connie Carey Broomfield Ann M. Creager Marion Weiss Turner Virginia Cretella Mars B.J. Cantus Kae G. Dakin Susan A. Vallon Martha Martin Judy Cox Frances A. (Fran) Dubrowski Gladys M. Watkins Nancy Martin Rita Daguillard Diane Eichner Elizabeth B. Welles Jane Mason Suzzi Dickson Patricia Fiske Diane L. Zutant Jane Matz Becky Dye Arlene K. Fleming Joan McPhee Harriet Fraunfelter Resource Debra F. Goldberg Anne Metcalf Catherine Freedberg Kathryn Horlick Dodo Ablard Louise C. Millikan Nancy Barclay Graves Catherine Hotvedt Liane Atlas Mary Beth Nethercutt Gloria Shaw Hamilton Lauren R. Howard Elizabeth (Betsy) Beck Nancy W. Newkirk Betsy Holleman Ann Hunt Christine Blazina Suzanne Noonan Carol Kuehl Edna Robinson Jones Tansy Blumer Caroline Norman Suzi Locke Karin Karp Diane M. Bolz Amanda Ohlke Ruth Metcalf Anne B. Keiser Elizabeth Roberts Boyle Martha Oliphant Michele Mirabelli Lee Klousia Peg Butner Ethelyn Owen Jane Mitchell Roberta Kovitz Jeannine Clark Eloise Poretz Sylvia Ripley Amy Eisen Krupsky Margaret Collins Judy Lynn Prince Karen Rockwood Jane Kuuskraa Cissel Gott Collins Nancy Rasenberger Peggy Steuart Nancy Low Winkie Crigler Cynthia T. Redick Eulah Ward Ethelmary Maddox Mimi Cutler Constance Rhind Robey Ruthanna Weber Ellen R. Maltz Tammy DeMartino Arden Ruttenberg Bettye Wood Joyce Martin Josephine Fleming Alice Sessions Ruth McCully Barbara Franklin Janice Settle

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Program Partners N

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Anonymous Anonymous Anne B. Keiser Sue Beddow Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones Amy Eisen Krupsky and Kenneth J. Krupsky Joe and Annelise Brand Susan Bradshaw and Gerry Kauvar Virginia and Bruce MacLaury Peg and Blain Butner Lucy Bremner Lynda and Richard Mounts Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Collins Valerie Burden Ethelyn Owen Gloria Shaw Hamilton Mimi Cutler Jinny Saylor Gary and Susan Labovich Sharon K. Fawcett Lt. General and Mrs. Theodore G. Stroup Millicent F. Mailliard Karen Fuller Marion W. Turner Caroline Norman Lt. General and Mrs. Ernest Graves Lynn Walker Michele N. Tanaka Stephen and Judith Hopkins Ruthanna Webber Eulah Ward Kathryn Mann Horlick Elsa B. Williams Catherine Smith Hotvedt

Supporter

Anonymous Bunny Huebner Judy Lynn Prince Jane H. Battle Lee and John Klousia Bonnie and Bill Rountree Sharon Block Maureen and Bob Kuletz Arden S. Ruttenberg Becky and George Bostick Darlene Lebedev Michelle Davis Schoenberger Marie and Joe Canny Carolyn Groves Lewis Janice L. Settle B.J. and Hollister Cantus Nancy Low Trudi and Allen Small Marianne Caulfield Ethelmary and David Maddox Kathy and Jay Sommerkamp Ruth Conant Joyce L. Martin Kay W. Springwater Susan Cooper Ruth McCully Sheila Stampfli Winkie Crigler Amy F. Meadows JoAnn and Howard Symons Diane and Ron Eichner Sandy and Norman Mitchell Susan Vallon Pat and Dick Fiske Suzanne and Bill Noonan Wendy Somerville Wall Arlene K. Fleming Nancy Nord Gladys M. Watkins Jill Fri Farrand McDonald O’Donoghue Elizabeth B. Welles Debbie Goldberg Ann and Terry Peel Suzanne Willett Lauren R. Howard Penelope and Michael Pollard Mrs. Joseph Potosnak

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44 • Celebrating the 33rd smithsonian craft show Thanks to the Smithsonian Craft Show 33for years of fine American craft

Edington, Peel & Associates Washington, DC

Gifts from the Saggar Fire Clay Shards

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Booth 310

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