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Vol. XXXVIII No.4 Rose Slivka, Safari Off Editor-in-Chief Patricia Dandignac , OPEN to Africa Managing Editor Michael Lauretano, DOOR Fertility dolls and ceremonial Art Director Samuel Scherr masks, metalsmithing and pot Edith Dugmore, tery-these are some highlights Assistant Editor As of the April issue, you may of "The Art and Tradition of Michael McTwigan, have noticed that I revised the Editorial Assistant West Africa," a three-week tour heading of this column from of Senegal, Ghana, Togo, and Ni Isa bella Brandt, " Open Windows" to " Open Editorial Assistant geria (August 2-27, 1978, and Door," since I felt strongly that Anita Chmiel, January 7-31,1979). Sponsored Advertising Department the ncw and proper direction of by ACC and Art Safari, Inc., the the American Crafts Council tour is led by Art Safari codirec Editorial Board should invite an easy access to Junius Bird tor James Gross and fiber artist Jean Delius Arline Fi sc h the flow of information and ideas, Eleanor Dickinson. For the Au Persis Grayson not only within the U.S. but also gust tour contact, posthaste: 1924-1978 Robert Beverly Hale abroad. An open door is an invi Steven Adler, 800-223-0694, toll Lee Hall tation to exchange and growth. frce; or write ACC/ Art Safari. Pol ly Lada-Mocarski Another equally significant Jean Delius, jcweler and associate Harvey Littleton change is this month's CRAFT professor at New York State Col Ben Ra eburn HORIZONS with its section of lege at Oswego, died suddenly Ed Rossbach CRAFT WORLD. As we announced MCC Vouches on June 7. May Natalie Tabak in June, CRAFT WORLD will now Aileen O. Webb to Reach Out Jean was a symbol of spirit and Frans Wildenhain appear every month to provide enthusiasm for the craft world. our members with more complete MCC's Cultural · Voucher Pro She gave endless volunteer hours Published monthly, exce pt January, Ma rc h. and May, and c0pyrighted 1978 by the and current coverage of crafts gram is an ever-expanding effort to craft organizations and activi Ame rican Crafts Council, 44 West 53 events and news. to bring crafts to the community. ties. There was never an ACC or St reet, New York, NY 100t9. Te lephone: 2 t2-977-8989. Aileen O. Webb, Honorary A more frequent publishing Now more than 28 neighborhood WCC confercnce, an Ithaca or Chairman 01 the Board: Barba ra Rockefel· sched ule is a service that has been organizations are involved. Rhinebeck craft fair that Jean did ler. Chairman: Jack Lenar Larsen, Vice Cha i rman; Samuel Sc herr, Presid en t: very much needed; we hope that In a highly successful after not attend, giving her time into Laurence Maloy, Execu tive Vice-Presiden t: it meets our readers' need for in school program at St. Patrick's Nicholas B. Ang ell, Secretary; R. Lei gh the late hours of the night, often Glover, Treasurer; Joseph P. Fallarino, crcased awareness of what is hap Ccnter, which is run by the Po working after most people had ASSistant Treasurer. Trus tees are: Nicholas pening across the country. It re licc Athletic League, artist Nobu B. Angell, Glenda Aren tzen, Sandra Blain, wearily departed. For 30 years DaVid Finn , Dorothy Garwood, Bernard S. flects our continuing efforts to Siraisi taught an enthusiastic she was a member of ACC, serv Glass man, R. Leigh Glover, Georgia Gough. providc the best possible scrvices group of children to make lino Adele S. Greene. Al an R. Gruber, Drewry ing simultaneously on the board Hanes. John H. Hauberg. Sa muel C. John for craftspeople and the public. leum-block prints. of trustees and the executive com son. Brent Kington, Jack Leno r Larsen, Sarah Tomerlin Lee, Sa m Maloof, Bridget mittee (1970-73). In 1976 she McCarthy, Carolyn M lnskoll, Ted Nieren was made a trustee emerita. Jean be rg, Mary Nyburg , Rober! O. Pelerson, Barbara Rockefeller, Sa mu el Sc herr, Carol ACCCALENDAR was also a past president of Buf Sinton, Aileen O. Webb. W. Osborn Webb. July 8 "Young Americans: Fiber/ Wood/ Plastic/ Leather" opens at falo Craftsmen, and on the board Hon orary Trustees are: Alfred Auerbach, John L. Baringer. August Heckscher, DeWill Huntington Galleries, WV. of New York State Craftsmen. Pe terk in, Dr. Frank Stanton. May E. Walter. Jean's contributions to educa Tru stees Eme riti are: William Alexander, 22 "Young Americans : Clay/Glass" opens at Museum of Contem Charles Counts, Jean Del ius. Ma rk Elling tion wcre also great : She devel son, Arl ine Fi sch. Dr. Ricl1 ard Gonzalez, porary Crafts. oped an innovative craft program Marian Heard, Bernard Kester, Waller H. Ki lham, Harvey Littleton, Dorothy Mere dith, August 9-13 Pacific States Craft Fair at Pier 2, Fort Mason, San at the YWCA in Buffalo (1952- Franc is Merrill, Ruth Penington, Florence 58); in 1964 she received a U.S. Pell it. Dona ld Reitz, Kenneth Shores, Francisco, CA (Aug. 9-10: wholesale; 11-13: retail). Ramona So lberg. Paul Soldner, Edward Office of Education grant to study Wormley. Membership rates: St8.00 per the role of crafts in education and ye ar and 11igher, includes subscription to CRAFT HORIZONS. organized a very successful semi Address unsolicited material to the Ed itor Our Friends and Members nar; under a grant from the Sloan in·Chiel, CRA FT HORIZONS, 44 West 53 Street, New Yo rk. NY 10019. Ma terial wi ll Foundation to ACC, Jean re be handled with care. bu t the magazine Continue Their Support of ACC searched crafts and geriatrics. assumes no responsibility 10r it. Manu scripts will be returned only if accompanied Craft enthusiasts continue to anonymous contributors. Jean always shared her knowl by se lf-addressed, stamped envelope. Sec · edge and talents, and gave of her ond c lass postage paid at New Yo rk, NY, show their support of ACC with Contributions of $100 and and at additional mailing office. The com generous contributions. Here are over came from : S, A. Bendheim time to help others, often at the plete contents 01 each Issue of CR AFT sacrifice of her own work. Her HORIZONS a re indexed in the Ar t Index the most recent gifts made, which & Co., John A. Carver, Con Edi and Reader' s Gui de to Pe riodical Literature, are in addition to membership son, Rene di Rosa, Gilman Foun hundreds of true friends in the availabl e in pub lic libraries. Book rev iews pu blished in CRAFT HORIZONS are indexed dues. With limited space, we are dation, Susan Green, Alan R, craft world will miss her. It is im in Book Review Index. Mic rolilm edition is unable to list our sponsor mem Gruber, Goran Holmquist, Jack possible to realize that Jean will avai la ble fr om University Microfilms, 300 North Zeeb Road . An n Arbor, MI 48106. bers at this time. Lenor Larsen, Laura K. Lada not be at Craft Fair Ithaca this Microfiche ed ition is ava i lable from Bell The following contributed Mocarski, Nancy M . McNeil, August or the WCC Kyoto Con and Howe ll. Periodical De pt., Old Mansfi eld Road, Wooster. OH 44691. For chang e of $1,000 or more to ACC: Best Judith Nelson, C. David Robin ference in September. What Jean address. give old add res s as well as new Products Foundation, Barbara O. son, Guillermo Rodriguez Beni Delius did for the craft commu with zip code number; allow six weeks for change to become efle ctive. Addres s all Rockefeller, Laurance S. Rocke tez, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, nity in her too short lifetime will subscription correspondence to: Member· feller, Carol Sinton, Mrs. Paul Nancy W. Way, Mrs. Frederick always be a source of inspiration ship Departmen t, Ame rican Cra fts Council, 44 West 53 Street. New Yo rk. NY 10019. Wallis, and donations from two Weisman, and Janet C. Wilson. to us . -PAUL SMITH
2 G&MEDIA
Paper Meet CREATIVE Draws 450 AGING '·It's only a paper moon, but we Nestled in the backwoods of like it that way." This was the southeast A labama stands a huge enthusiastic response of the 450 antebellum mansion. Since 1975 participants at the confcrence this rustic setting has becn the Paper: Art and Technology, held home of artists and writers, who at thc San Francisco Museum of come to work for three weeks at Modern Art (March 23- 25). the Creekwood Colony for the Attracting printmakers, paper Arts. a 100-acre retreat in Hurts makers, paper artists, publishers, boro. Director Ann Davis re St/(,i/a Hie-hoi {l,4agda/ellll A I>lIhlll/owicl conservators, and collectors, the cently contacted CRAFT WORLD conference had something for to tell us about two 'craftsmakers evervone. Prescntations in who havc worked with Creek Fiberworks Fireworks cludcd: 'The Chcmistry of Pa wood artists: N.E. Smith- "an per," Dr. Roy Whitney of the In A network of shared aspirations, as a singula r force in the rebirth old potter who, for 47 years, has ideas, and resources-this was stitute of Paper Chcmistry; "Care of tapestry and Gerhardt Knodel dug and milled Alahama clay, t he outcome of the Fiberworks suggested t hat our history allows and Conservation of Paper," thrown pots on his homemade Robert Futernick; "Thc Aesthetic Symposium at Fiherworks. Cen the option of making serious wheel. and fired them in a primi ter for the Textile Arts in Ber statements in the form of wall Use of Paper in Prints." Andrew tive kiln using pinc slabs"- and keley, CA (May 12-14). hangings, Claude Ritschard, sec Rohison of the National Gallery Homer Brown-"a man who is in Washington; " An Overview of Key note speaker Sheila Hicks retary-general of CIT AM (the not sure how old he really is proposed "substantial ism" as a Biennale's sponsor) , expressed Paper as an Art," Jules Heller; who cuts white oak trees, splits designation that might facilitate concern about its isolation from 'The Book as an Art Form," and soaks the ribbons, and Judith Hollherg; "The History of recognition of textile art's contri the larger context of contempo weaves heautiful haskets hy a fire bution to art history. Her reflec rary art, a comment reinforced Paper," Leonard Schlosser; and in his back yard." a panel on experimental ap tions on the recent turning in by Neda AI Hilali's description ward of her own work were proaches to paper chaired by of the "minority behavior" of followed by Magdalena Ahakan Riva Castleman. If these people die without textile artists and educators. Oth owicz's descri ption of the per ers asserted, nevertheless, that A highlight of the conference being able to pass their sonal sources of her sculptures. artists work in unprecedented was a demonstration by Yasuichi knowledge on to younger Panelists disagreed on the freedom, supported by galleries Kubota of an ancient Japanese craftspeople, we will have status of fiber art today: While a nd puhlie art commissions, papermaking technique. Kubota, failed, in part, here at Creek the Lausanne Biennale was noted -BETTY PARK whose graceful movements en wood. tranced the auciience, donated his Ann Davis equipment to the California Col Creek wood Colony for the Arts lege of Arts a nd Crafts. Barbara Fendrick's Philosophy: Find the Best and Show It SHOPS & GALLERIES Barbara Fendrick is already book. Following one success with something of a legend in Wash another, Fendrick produced "The Florida ington, although her Georgetown Book as Art II." SOUTH M JA ML Grove House, Dix ie Belle Shopping Center, 12175 gallery has only been open since " } like to do one off-beat show S. Dixie Hwv .. 33143: Grove House of Coconut Grove has opened 1970. " Barhara's is really more every year," says Fendrick. But a new branch in South Miami featuring crafts and other arts. Keenan like a museum than a gallery," that is a modest claim. "Ameri Cook Esch is rna nager. declared art historian James can Folk A rt Today," another Bi Fasanelli recently. Gifted with a centennial show, was researched Massachusetts discerning eye, armed with an by the Fendricks (including hus HADLEY. Skera, 123 Russell St., Rte. 9.01035: New location. innocence of traditional gallery band Daniel and the five Fen NORWELL. Norwell Arl Complex, 25 Washington St.: In 1800, some dealings, powered with cbullient drick children), and ma ny of the one huilt this oversi'.e Cape Cod type home in Norwell, a shipbuilder's energy and love of art, she has pieces were specially commis town near the coast. In 1978. jeweler Cynthia Hartston brought it rolled up a series of prestigious sioned by them. Among the hack to life as a complex of gallery, studio, school, and living quar shows that any international art works were George White's ters, where jewelers Cynthia and Laure n Hartston and weaver Sara shop would envy. 'The Book as woodcarvings animated by small Jane Wright now live. They are looking for a resident potter. Crafts Art" a landmark show of 1976, electric motors, the elaborate his in all media are shown. Write: Box 152, Accord, MA 02018. intr~duced collaborations of John torical scenes of Esther Hardin, New York Cage and Lois Long, Alex Katz "the Grandma Moses with needle NEW YORK. A Show of Hands, 2310 Broadway, 10024: This five and John Ashbery, Lee Bontecou and thread," and an eight-foot vear-old cooperative seeks new members in blown and stained glass, and Tony Towle, as well as Plexi giraffe and full-size lion of Fe ~eramics, wea ving. macrame, crochet. leather, wood, and candles. glas works of Elise Asher, a box lipe Archuleta. Tennessee by Marcel Duchamp, Robert When asked her philosophy GATLINB URG . Arrowerafl Shop, The Parkway: Pi Beta Phi's new Motherwell's book of aquatints Fendrick quickly responded, gallery exhibits and sells contemporary crafts in all media. Write: with poems by Rafael Alberti, "Why, I would say it was to show Arrowmont School of Crafts, Box 567, 37738. and Stella Waitzkin's polyester the best." -PALMINA PACE
3 REGIONAL NEWS Fire Doesn't PEOPLE&. Portland Breaks Faze Clayworks PLACES Ground for Celebration School of Arts Haystack Mountain School of The night of May 21 was a long A million-dollar dream will soon Crafts (Deer Isle, ME) elected one for Sharon Hare, coordinator be a reality for one of America's three new trustees to three-year of the Clayworks Studio Work oldest crafts institutions, the terms: Paul Smith, Museum of shop in New York. After install School of Arts and Crafts in Contemporary Crafts director, ing an exhibition of pieces by Portland, OR. They are building poet-polter M. C. Richards, and visiting artists to celebrate Clay a new campus-complete with metalsmith Drewry Hanes. works' first anniversary in its six main studios for clay, metal, Among the 292 Guggcnheim Great Jones St. studio-the open wood, paper, and glass-on a pic Fred Olsel! diagrallls kill! Fellows named for 1978 are ing was to take place the next turesque 71/4 -acre orchard just sculptors Claire Falkenstein night-a fire in the basement outside the hcctic city. Their (Venice, CA), Nancy Holt (New flared up to destroy the recently fundraising drive ends midsum York), Brenda Miller (New completed gallery. Faced with mer, then it's full steam ahead Confab Wise York), Kenneth Price (Taos, thousands of dollars in structural for architect John Storrs and NM), Julius Tobias (New York), and electrical damage, Clayworks landscape artist Barbara Fealy, on Fuel and Jackie Winsor (New York). staffers quickly moved the exhi who., under a $850,000 building Out of all U.S. visual artists, bition to the 345 Gallery one budget, will create maximum Richard Minsky, president of Alternatives block away (space donated by work facilities while keeping the Center for Book Arts, New York, owner Karin DiGia) and held its bucolic setting unchanged. Heated discussions? Yes. Cool has bcen named as thc U.S.-U.K. celebration anyway; only one $250,000 has been set aside for conclusions? No. Thcse' were the Exchange Fellow for 1978-79. piece was. damaged by the fire new equipment. Plaris call for results of the ACC Southwest From October to July, he will and that by firemen. hiring Northwest craftspeople to Regional Conference on "Fuel work in England on an aspect "We're trying to proceed," put the finishing touches on its Alternatives," held at the Univer of bookmaking, with a $1,600 says Hare. ''The two resident interior spaces. The many new sity of Nevada-Reno in May. ceramists, Michael Aschenbren monthly stipend and paid round Organized by John and Susan programs for thesc cxpanded fa ner and Terry Roscnberg, and trip travel. Karrasch, this timely conference cilitics include one-year intern assistants-Ira Burhans and In what the president of the included prcscntations by: Larry ships for five pre-professional Reginald San Clemente-and I U.S. Historical Society calls "the Carnes, a representative of H.C. craftsmakcrs, a childrcn's craft are working hard so we can be larges t quilt contest in the Muddox Company in Sacramen program, rental of studio space back in operation this fall." world,'; Jinny Beyer of Fair to, CA, giving industry's view and equipmcnt to local crafts Meanwhile, Clayworks has not fax , V A, was awarded $2,500 for point on the fuel savings made people, and establishing a library come to a standstill: Painters Ray oj Night Medallion . possible by fiber insulation in and slide collection. Cathie Billian and Clinton Hill kilns; Richard Mackey, a Japa and ceramists Richard Bun nese-trained potter from Alturas, camper, Hui Ka Kwong, and CA, who showed slides of his NE Gazette Yiannes worked there in June; WCCNEWS climbing, wood-burning kiln and this month painters Dorothy Gil argued for the advantages of fir Saved by Grant lespie and Lee Hall will take ing with a rencwable source; The April issue of Th e Northeast Regional Assemblies to part; Hunter College has gener Carolyn Kriegman of American Gazette-the Northeast Region's Revamp Programs at Kyoto ously offered to fire Clayworks' Craft Entcrprises, describing how 16-page, quarterly newspaper Among the workshops, demon pieces in its kilns; and exhibitions the Liaison program facilitates carried the lead headline : "Ga strations, and othcr exciting of will continue during the sum contact between the producing zette Future Currently U ncer ferings at the WCC conference in mer months. craftsmaker and the business tain." Distributed frce to the Kyoto this September are five Those who would like to help world; Ron Lough, introducing ACC Northeast's 12,000 mem round-table seminars that will Clayworks rebuild write: CRAFT the Carborundum Corporation's bers at a cost of nearly $4,000 considcr museums, education, ar WOI{Lf), 44 West 53 SI.. New line of fiber insulation; Chip Gar an issue, the paper has been sup chitecture, administration, and York, NY 10019. ner, who, in a chalkboard talk ported since its first issue in Feb publishing in relation to crafts. on solar kilns, concluded that ruary 1976 by the region's re Each of the live WCC regional with present technology we can serve funds earned from past assemblies will present an outline not yet fire our pots with the sun; Buyers Flock Rhinebeck Craft Fairs. Now of its activities, and, following and Fred Olsen, potter and au those savings are gone. the first General Assembly meet thor, presenting slides of kiln de to Rhinebeck But in May NEA informed ing, at which new WCC bylaws signs from India, Japan, and Buyer registration was double Gazette editor Dick Pompian it will be voted on, regional groups America. I gave a slidc talk on that of last year at the Rhinebeck would grant him $7,500 in will mect to discuss how their how to fire a kiln with automo Craft Fair (June 20-21, 23-25). matching funds to continue pub own organizational structures re tive drain oil. What draws buyers to Rhine lishing. Pomp ian had applied for flect the changes in WCe. Utah potter David Cox, ACC's beck? 'Tradition," says Carol this grant at the urging of the Recent Visitors state representative, has tapes of Sedestrom, president of Ameri Gazette's editorial board, since Stopping in at WCC headquar the conference that hc is now can Craft Enterprises, "feeder the region could not apply for the ters in New York wcre: Vahnjah editing. Write him at Weber State fairs," and East Coast expertise grant, not being an independent Richards of Liberia, our honor College, Art Department, 3750 in " production work." organization but part of ACC. ary vice-chairman; Olga de Ama Harrison Blvd., Ogden, UT Look for a full report on "[ think we'll have four issues," ral of Colombia; and Bigna 84408. -DENNIS PARKS Rhinebeck in our August issue. Pomp ian told CRAFT WORLD. Kuoni, acting secretary in Spain.
4 CALENDAR
Ph yllis C le m mer (J uly 22-23), Joan Kansas and Paula Winokur (J ul y 3 I- Aug. 5). Ste rrenburg (J uly 24-Aug. 4), M el • Lawrence: A t The U ni ve rsi ty of Nebraska WORKSHOPS Someroski ( Aug. 7-1 8) ; wood with Kansas, 66045: K ansas Quilt Sympo • Li ncoln : AI The U niversi ty of Ne Jere Osgood (July 10- 28), Sli men M a siu m (J uly 20- 22). braska : "Fine Wood",orking"- sculp loof (July 31- Aug. 18). Kentucky ture with T om Sternal, furniture with Alabama • Breckenridge: At Colorado Moun • A ncho rage: At Louisville School of M a rk SAr ri (July 17-Aug. 6). Write: • Huntsville: A t Huntsville Museum tain Coll ege, Box 2208, 80424: Can' A rt. 100 Park Rd., 40223: Kite design Roger Ho lmes. 107 Archi tect ure H all . of Art: Loom weav ing (Aug. 3-5) a nd ning dye process with Ba rba ra Leyen an d co nstruction, hot glass, ceranlics, UN, Li nco ln, NB 68588. and other arts (July 10-Aug. 4). ~ lectu re (Aug. 4) with M a rj o rie decker (J ul y 10-14); creati ve c rochet New Hampshire O'Shaugh nessy. with Jea n Cacicedo (Jul y 17- 2 1); spin Maine • Durham: At U ni ve rsity of New California ning a nd dyei ng (July 24 "':28) a nd • D eer Isle: At H ayslack M ountain Ham pshire, Divisio n of Continuing School of C ra ft s, 04627: Session II • Berkeley: A t Fiberworks, Cente r basic weaving (July 24-Aug. 4 ) wi th Educatio n, 6 Garrison Ave., 03824: (J ul y 9-28)- ceramics with Wayne fo r the Textile A rts, 1940 Bonita Ave., Laurie Klingcnsmith; batik and d irect One-week basic violin mainte nance H igby, const r uctio ns with Jo hn Mc 94704: S pi nning silk fr om cocoons dyc wi th A lice M cClell and (July 3 1- with Karl Roy (A ug. 7- 11 or 1 4~ 1 8). Q ueen a nd Jessie Shcfrin. ad va nced with Junko Po ll ack (Jul y 8), speed· Aug. 4); soft sculpture wi th Sharro n New Mexico Hedges (Aug. 6-10): sculptura l ce jewelr y with Arline Fisch, wcaving wit h • Sa nt a Fe: A t Textile Work shops. piecing quilts wi th Jean R uggles (J uly Gyongy L a k y, wood wo r king with 8, 9, 22), historic headgear with E I ra mics (J uly 22-23), beginning (July 310 A rt is t Rd .. R7S0 1: Rug weaving M ark Pe rry . Sess ion III (J u ly 30- A ug. wilh Anna Ka ng Burgess (J ul y 17-2 1), friede Spenz~ (July 10, 17) , the knit 24-A ug. 4) a nd advanced ceramics ( Aug. 7-(8) with T om Badger. 18)- ccra m ics wilh M arylyn Dinten India n crafts semina r wit h M ona Law tin g loom with M ,Hika C ontem pasis f;lss- Katz. gr;lphi cs wilh N ick Dean, • C rested Butte : At Dunconor Work re nce. Arnold. Pearl Sunrise, a nd Lucy (J ul y 15). o rna mental bra iding with metalsmithing with Heikk i Se ppa. ad shops, Box 2000, 8 1224 : Jewelry work Lowde n (July 2)), Na vajo weaving Joan Re id Salt zm an (July 16, 23), va nced weaving wilh ·J ack I.enor Lar sho ps wi th Harold O'Co nnor- Plastics (July 24) a nd spinning (July 19) with s hirt works with l<-,s lie Correll (July sen and Ba rbara W'l ll ace, woodwork (July 17- 2 H), design (A ug. 7- 18). Sunrise, embroidery and c rochet semi Hi ), advanced ik a t wi th Junko Pollack ing wil h C harles M aio rana. (July 17-28), cochineal dyei ng of the na r wi th Diana Springal, Jean Wil . ' Vail : A t Color ado Mounta in Col M assa chusells Zapo tec Ind ians with Sarah Bernhardt lege, Box 111 4, 8 1657; Rocky Moun li ams, a nd Ann Mills (J uly 30). colo r • North Adams: At Hoosuck Inst i and design and creati ve crochet with (July 2 1-Aug. 25), Ja v~ne s e batik ta in M ctalsmithing Symposiu m (July tute. The Windsor M ill . 0 1247: Gu it ar Springal/ W ill iams, primitive fig ures wi th Beverl y L~b in (J ul y 22 ), sc reen 14- 16). repair wi th W illia m C um piano (J uly and Jacobean e mbro idery with M ary printing o n fabric wi th D onna Larsen C onnecticut IO-Aug. 1 I); jewelry I (July 10- 2 1) Woodard Davis i Mills (J uly 3 1- Aug. (July 24- Aug. 4), cloth in g as self-ex • Brookfie ld : At Brook li e ld Craft ' a nd II (July 24-Aug. 4) wi th Byro n 4). bobbi n la ce and fa lse damask wi th pressio n wi th M aureen O' H a r ~ (July Center, Box 121, 06804: Lecture on Whitehurst; portr ait scul pture (July Desiree Koslin (Aug. 7- 11 ). 25-Aug. 22) , palleTn ma king wit h Mary clay by Bru no LaVerdiere (July 8), ~ I - Aug. II ) a nd casti ng (Aug. 14- 25) New York Ann M cCabe (July 25- A ug. 24 ), C hi basic jewelry wi th Pat Fl ynn (J uly I ()- wi th Joel Rudnick; faec led glass wit h • C haul auqua: At Chautauqua Ins!i nese costume with C he re L ai Mah 14), handbuilding and primitive fi ring Wil bur C ummings (July JI - Aug. 4); lut io n, Box 1095. 14722: Batik with E i (July 25-Aug. 22) , l11ullimedi ~ man wil h Roberta M a rks (July 10"': 14), J ap st ructure a nd installa lio n of stained leen Steigerwald (July 31- A ug. 4), ad da las wi th Maureen O' Ha ra (July 30 ), anese toys with Toshio Od ale (July I ()- glass windows (July 31- Aug. 4) a nd v ~ n ce d batik with M ary Janc Conning J apa nese na tura l dyeing with Junko 14), na tural dyes with Pa lm y Weigle painti ng o n stained glass I (A ug. 7- IR) (Aug. 7- 11 ), bobbin lace wi th T ren na Pollac k (July 31 - A ug. 3), alternati ve (July 14- 16). basketry with Sherry De with Ki chard Millard : bobbin lace I Rullner (July 24- Aug. 4), needlepoint wa rps with J a n Wagstaff (Aug. 5-6), l.eon (July 17- 2 1) , wood sc ulpture wi th (July 10- 2 1) and II (July 24- Aug. 4) with D a vid Schult z (July 31- A ug. 4, lext ilc tra ns fo rmations with J anet Bo T oshio O date (July 17- 2 1), cas ling/jew with Brig it a Fuhrmann: fo ur-ha rness Aug. 7- 11 ). porcelain do ll m ak ing wi th g Li ch (Aug. 7-23), fabric printing with e lr y wit h Pa t Flynn (J uly 17- 1 1), call ig weavin g (July 10- 2 1). weave lechno l Cindy Durbin (July 17- A ug. I I ). Cele H anzel (A ug 7- 23), shape ex ra phy wi th Ellen Petrey (July 22-23), ogy (July 24- Aug. 4), a nd colo r and qu il ting wit h Allene Dole (J uly 10- 14). plorati on in weavi ng with Joan Reid bobbin lace with Desiree Kosli n (July slripe study (Aug. 7-18) with M iriam • C layto n: A t T housand Islands M u Saltzma n (Aug. 7- 25) , printing with 22- 23), sta ined glass with R uth Rick F,edenthal: cabinetmaking (J ul y 10- SC Ull) Craft Sc hool. 13624: W heel out a screen with D o nna La rsen ( Aug. ard (July 24-28), ceramics fo r e lectric 2 1) and furniture ma ki ng (Aug. 7- 18) thrown a nd bandbuilt pottery and 8, 15, 22). Lectures: "Cont empora ry kiln wilh Ri chard La ki n (Jul y 14- Aug. wilh Ian Kirby. Sc ulplure with F rans Wildcnhain , p at Costume as an A rt Form" by Joanne 4), f1 ngerweaving and b ra iding wit h • Pittsfield : A t Berkshire Museum, tern weaving wil h June Ogde n. creali ve Stabb (July 2 1), " T ext il e Design for Pa lmy W eigle (July 29- 30), s titchery/ North St reet, Ot241: O rigami wil h Flo Sli lchery with Lili Wildenhain (July 17- Industry" by Barbara Beckma nn a nd coll age with Sas Colby (J uly ~ I- Aug. re nce T emk o (Aug. 1- 3 1). 2H); beginning-intermed iate weaving Janel Lipkin (Aug. 3). 4). Hopi embroidery wea ve wi th Bell y . T ru ro: At Castle Hill. T ru ro Cen ter wilh Lo uise Dell er. ena me ling wit h • Fair Oaks : At A rts in the Image of At wood (Aug. 1-4), cloisonne enamel for tbe Art s. Castle R d .. 02666: Firing D o r o th ea Lee. h a ndbui ld in g with M a n, 39 11 Ba nniste r Rd., 95628: " Clay wit h J a mes Be nnell (Aug. 4- 6), enamel the e leclric kiln with Phil White (J uly M ilchcll Lyons. decoy carving wilh and the Spiritual Journey" with Shirley painting with Helen Hosking (Aug. 7- 10- 14): basketwcaving with Osma Tod G erald Knapp (July 31- Aug. II ). II), textile design wilh Ri chard Fisher Tassencourt (July 16-22). (July 1 0~ 21); st ai ned glass with Ronnie • Cortland: A t State U ni versi ty o f • Los A ngeles: Art-M a rketing Sem (Aug. 7- 12), woven ga rments with Wolf, ceram ics fo r teache rs wi th H al New York. Coll egc at Cortland, 13045: ina r for a rtists and art dealers (July Ka thy Wocll (Au!;. 7- 18). Riegger (July 17- 21): wheel throwing Contemporary tapesrry with Polish art 24- 28)-promoti on, e thics, sellin g , co West Han fo rd : At Unive rs ity of wi th Michael Black (July 24- 28); dou ist Jola nt a Owidzka (July 17- 2 1). pricing, a rtist-dealer re la ti o ns. $ 195. H art ford, Ha rt fo rd Art School. 200 ble weaving a nd / o r spinning wit h Mary • Naples: At The Naples Mill School W rite: Gee T ee Bee, 11 901 Sunset Bloomfield Ave., 0611 7: T raditio na l Bishop (July 24- Aug. 4); WOO dcar ving o f A rts & Crafts. Box 567. 33 Academy Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90049. cra fiS-weaving, beadwork, basket wi th Bruce Hoadl ey (July 3 1-Aug. I I); SI. . 145 12: Session IV (July 10- 28) • Mendocin o: At M endocino Art. mak ing wit h Donald Clark a nd guest dyeing from nature wi th Hal Hinds, ceramics wil h Jcanne Stevens-Soll man, Center, Box 36, 95460: Basket ry with inSlructOrs, prill1il ive ceramic tech basic weaving with D ic k Sauer. fi ring weavi ng and fibe r Sculpl ure with Caro Lucy T raber (J uly 10-14); corduroy niques with M ark Saxe, America n In Ihe gas kiln with White (Aug. 7- 11); lyn Thomas. pap erm a king ami re li ef rugs with Roz Wa tkin, folk weaving d ian b'lske try wit h Carol H art, fabric prim itive papcrmak ing wit h C hris Phil printing wi th Norma Rosen. and Icc with M a ry Cransto n-Bennell and D o r a nd appli que wit h Joan C lark , na lural ipps (Aug. 7- 18). lu res in glass wi lh Larry LiVolsi (J uly othy M ill er (July 17- 21); bound weave dye in g with Palmy Weigle (Aug. 7-24); Minnesota 12). crafts with Nancy Press o f Ihe with D ocey Lewis, Bedouin Saha weav Pueblo pOlle ry wi th Barbara Gonza lez • Minneapolis: At M inneapolis Col Herbert F. Jo hnson M useuln of Art ing with M a rtha Sta nley (July 24- (A ug. 7- 11 a nd 13- 17 ). lege of Art a nd Design, 1 D E. 25 St. , (July 19), and dolls with Susan An 28) ; Scandinavia n weft brocades with Georgia 55404 : Wood with Wendell Castle d rews (July 26). Session V (July 3[ Astri r eist, fabric p rinting with C ele • Rabun Gap: A t The H ambridge (July 10- 14) ; metal with E lli ot Pujol, Aug. 18)- ceramics with Ri ck G laze, Ha nzel (July 31- Aug. 4 ); beginning Center for Creative Arts a nd Sciences, paper with Joe W ilfer, tiber wit h Joan wcaving and woven wearables wit h fl oor-loom weaving with M a ry M a r P.O. Box 33, 30568: D ouble weave I.inta ull, wood forms with John Brooks Belle M ankowski, glassbl owing with 'tinez, leather conta ine rs with Tina (J ul y 16- 22), brocade a nd inlay (July (July 17-2R). G ia nni Toso, wood. melal. a nd cast Jo hnson (Aug. 7- 11 ). 22- 28) with M argaret M Oll; fu nctional A t U nive rsity o f M innesota Summe r sc ul pt ure with Jo hn elson. and lec • Oa kland : A t California Coll ege of pottery (J uly 9- 15) with Bob and Pat Arts Study Cent er, 11 28 L aSalle Ave., tures in blacksmithing wilh M ic hael Arts & C rafts, Broadway at College Weste rve lt ; teapo ts (A ugust 6- 12, 12- 55 403: Fibe r sculpture with Wa lter .J e rry (Aug. 2), wea,in!! wi th Debora h Ave., 9461R: Wood working with James 18) wit h Rick Berman. Notti ngham (July 17-2 1), pewter cast Kaufma n (Aug. 9), and glass with Ji m Krenov (July 24-Aug. 24). Idaho ing (July 17-21) a nd pewter ho ll oware Nada l and me tals with Glcnn Gardener Colorado • Sun Valley: At Sun Va ll ey Cen te r (July 24-28) wi th James Roy, printing (Aug.1 6) . • Aspen: At A nderson Ra nch Arts fo r the Arts a nd Huma nities, Box 656, and dyeing fabric wit h Ric hard Abell • New York : At Craft Students Center, P.O. Box 2406X, 8 16 11 : Ce 83353: Salt -fired vessels and porcelai n (Jul y 31- Aug. 4). Le ague. YWCA. 6 1() Lexi ngton Ave., ramics with Cynthi a Bringle (July 10- with Robert a nd Paula Wino ku r (July Montana 10022: Calli graphy a nd lettering with 28), H ui K a K wong (July 31-Aug. 17-2 1), low-fire ceramics with K aren • Helen a: At Archie Bray Founda F rances Manola (July IR- Aug. 10), ce 18); fi bers with Fra n<;:o ise Grossen M assaro (July 31 - Aug. II), r ak u with tion, 29 15 Country. Club Ave .. 59601: ramics with Roberta Leber (July 18- (July 10-21 ) , Clotilde Ba rrett a nd P aul Soldner (Aug. 11- 13). Stoneware 'a nd porcelai n with Robert Aug. 3) , Chinese brushwork wi th P e i1 -
5 ing Liang (July 16-Aug. 3), knitting ference Center, 16802: Metal arts with • Los Angeles: At Craft and Folk Art lages, constructions; through Sept. 4. and crochet with Judith Altmann (July Albert Anderson (July 10-28), ceram Museum, "Three Folk Artists from • Greenwich: At The Elements Gal 13-Aug. 17), lapidary with Walter ics with Jeanne Stevens-Sollman (July Mexico," emhroidery hy Sahina San lery, "Pictorial Pots," functional ce Stone (July 17-21), jewelry and enam 31-Aug. 18). chez, carved wood figures by Manuel ramics by Laura Wilensky, Tina Davila, eling with Phebe Allen Blake (July Texas Jimenez, and papier-mache figures by Bob Brodsky, and Will and Eileen 13-Aug. 17), lost-wax casting with • Austin: At Spectrum Ranch, P.O. Pedro Linares; through Aug. 7. Richardson; through July 15. Gabrielle Kennedy (July 18-Aug. 2), Box 339, 78767: Conference of Pro • At Los Angeles County Museum of • At Greenwich Art Barn, 'The Ark silversmithing with William Seitz (July fessional Deaf Artists (July 31-Aug. 4). Art. "Decorative Arts: Selections from Barn," animals in mixed media, mem 17-27), sculpture with Martin Holliday Utah the Permanent Collection"; through bers' show; through July 30. (July 25-Aug. 10). • Salt Lake City: At Snowbird Resort: July 16. "In the Swim: 100 Years • Guilford: On the Green, "21st Guil • At The Enameling Workshop, 171 Fourth annual Snowbird Summer Arts of Beach Fashions, 1878-1978"; ford Handcrafts Exposition"; July 20- Spring St., 10012: Enameling with Joan Institute (July 10-Aug. 19). Write: Uni through Aug. 27 "Treasures of 22. Itzcovitz (July 11-14, Aug.8-11). versity of Utah, 1152 Annex Building, Mexico"; Aug. 8-Sept. 24 ... "Selec • Hartford: At Wadsworth Athe • At New York University, Graduate Salt Lake City, UT 84112. tions from the Palevesky-Heeramaneck neum, "Chinese Export Porcelain"; School of Public Administration: Sum Vermont Collection of Islamic Art"; "European continuing. mer Institute in the Economics and • Middlebury: At Frog Hollow State Baroque Bronzes"; continuing. • Madison: On the Green, Madison Financing of the Arts (July 10-28) with Craft Center, 05753: Twining (July 14), • At Pacitic Design Center, "Profes Association of Democratic Women 16 top arts administrators. basketry (July 28), and natural dyeing sional Arts. Crafts & Indoor Plants annual ,Hts and crafts fair; Allg. 12. North Carolina (Aug. 10-11) with Diane Gabriel. Show"; July 25-2H (wholesale), 29-30 • New Caan'lIl: At Silvermine Guild • Greenville: At East Carolina Uni Washington (retail). of Artists. memhers' crafts exhibition; versity, Division of Continuing Educa • Seattle: At The Factory of Visual • Monterey: At Fibres Gallery, group July IS-Aug. 8. tion, 27834: National Embroidery Art, 4649 Sunnyside N., 98103: Paper show of works in fiber; July 9-31. • New Haven: At Yale University, Teachers Association (July 26-29). making with Kathryn Clark and Mar • l{ichmond: At Richmond Art Cen "Folk Art and Crafts: The Deep • Marshall: Scandinavian woodcarv garet Sahlstrand (July 10-14), felting ter. tiber wall sculptures by Bonnie South" (SITES); through July 30. ing with Wille Sundqvist of Sweden with Carole Beadle and Karen Van Waugh; through July 23. • New Milford: At The Silo, Mexican (July 24-28 or July 31-Aug. 4) Write: Derpool (July 17-21), metalwork with • San Diego: At Mingei International hanclweavings; through July 30 ... ce Drew Langsner, Rt. 3, Box 221, Mar Michael Saito and Marc Paisin (July Museum of World Folk Art. "Play is ,1 ramics hy Victoria Friedman and soft shall, NC 28753. 24-28), baskets with Carol Shaw-Sut Child's Work, Toys Are His Tools"; sculpture by Julie Hahn; Aug. 2-27. Ohio ton (July 31-Aug. 2), Northwest In through Aug. 5. District of Columbia • Bowling Green: At Bowling Green dian bentwood boxes with Duane • San Francisco: At Anneherg Gal • Washington: At The Corcoran Gal· State University, School of Art, 43403: Pasco (Aug. 2-4), traditional Japanese lery, "International Folk Arts"; lery of Art, "The Hudson River Enameling on copper with Harold Has ikat motifs and indigo dyeing with through July 31. Series," firebrick sculpture in monu selschwert (July 10-21), spinning with Junko Pollack (Aug. 7-9), ikat and • At Fort Mason. Pier 2. "Pacific mental scale by John Mason; through Persis Grayson (July 11-15). painted warp with Karen Chang (Aug. States Craft Fair," sponsored by Amer Aug. 13. • Cincinnati: At the University of 14, 16, 1H). ican Craft Enterprises. Inc.; Aug. 8-9 • At Freer Gallery of Art, Smith Cincinnati: Midwest Weavers Confer • A t The Pilchuck School, 4532 E. (wholesale), 11-13 (retail). sonian Institution, "Chinese, Japanese, ence sponsored by the Weavers Guild Laurel Dr. NE, 98105: Glass construc • At Hansen Fuller Gallery. "Intro and Korean Ceramics," 12th-century of Greater Cincinnati (July 13-16). tions with Michael Cohn (July 10-14) ductions '78," including sculpture by H.C-19th century; continuing. • Kent: At Kent State University: and Harvey Littleton (July 17-21); Molly Mason and Timothy Segar; July • At National Collection of Fine II th annual Blossom-Kent Art Pro molten glass with Dan Dailey, archi 8-Aug. 5. Arts, Smithsonian Institution, "Con. gram (July 24-Aug. 25)-jewclry and tectural glass with Ludwig Schaffrath, • At Gallery Paule Anglim, "Intro temporary Art from Alaska": through small sculpture with Mary Ann Scherr glassblowing with Dale Chihuly, archi ductions '78," including ceramics by Sept. 17. and Brinsley Tyrrell and visiting artists tectural design in glass with Bud Schorr Pam Heller and Carol Prier; July 8-29. • At National Gallery of Art, "The Thomas Markusen, Marcia Lewis, (July 23-Aug. II). • At San Francisco Muscum of Mod Srlendor of Dresden: Five Centuries Don Drumm. Write: Harold Kitner, West Virginia ern Art, "Europe in the Seventies: of Art Collecting," a multimedia ex Blossom-Kent, KSU, 44242. • Park Hills: At Huntington Galler Aspects of Recent Art." works hy 23 hibition on loan from the German • Oxford: At Miami University, ies: Fiber with Diane Iller, ceramics artists; through Aug. 6. Democratic Republic; through Sept. 4. School of Fine Arts, 45056: Craftsum with Don Pilcher, wood furniture with • At William Sawyer Gallcry. "Intro· • At National Museum of History and mer-raku pottery with Hal Riegger, Stephen Proctor (July 28-30). Write: duct ions '7R": through July 21. Technology. Smithsonian Institution, Japanese metalworking techniques with Marion Hogan Sradaro, 400 Mansion • At James Willis Gallery, clay sculp "Asrccts of Art and Science," cover Gene Pijanowski, papermaking with SI., Hamlin, WV 25523. ture and drawings by Charles Simonds: ing lllany different cultures from 2100 Kathryn Lipke (July 10-21); porcelain through July 29. H.C.-18th century; through Aug. 30 with Jack Troy (July 24-Aug. 4); tex • At Zara Gallery, "Introductions · .. "Cut on Wood: The Art of Amer tile printing with Earl Snellenberger '78"; through July 28. ican Wood Engraving, 1780-1900"; (July 17-21); batik with Richard Daeh CALENDAR • Stinson Beach: At Anna Gardner through Dcc. 31. nert (July 24-28). Write: Peter Dahoda. Gallery, "Introductions '78," featuring • At Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Oregon sculpture by Raymond l:Iarnhart; Institution. "Printed, Painted, and • Neskowin: At Sitka Center for Art Verify listings before through Aug. 4. Dyed: The New Fabric Surface," & Ecology, Star Rte. Box 76, 97149: attending shows. • Studio City: At Garendo Gallery, works by 30 tiber artists, including se Hand bookbinding with Jean Tucker rottery by Gene Riggs; through July lections from "Surface Design '78"; (July 10-14), low-fire ceramics with Arizona 31 ... ceramics by Shigeo Matsubara; through Oct. 15 "The Decorative Frank Boyden (July 10-14), wheel • Phoenix: At The Heard Museum, Aug. 1-31. Designs of Fr'lI1k Lloyd Wright"; throwing with Jay Jensen (July 31- "The Arts of Oceania"; 'The Martinez Colorado through July 30. . "Maria Martinez: Aug. 4), materials for the potter with Tradition," pottery by Maria, Julian, • Colorado Springs: At Colorado Five Generations of Potters"; through Dick Lolcama (Aug. 7-11), raku and Popovi Da, Adam, Santana, and Tony Springs Fine Arts Center. "American Aug. 6 ... "Ronald Pearson: Silver and low-fire ceramics with Paul Soldner Da; through Aug. 31. Folk and Decorative Arts from the Gold"; through Oct. 15. and Joe Soldate (Aug. 14-16), lichen California Permanent Collection"; through July • At The Textile Museum, "Mexican dyes with Barbara Haight and Ruth • Berkeley: At Fiberworks, Center for II "Southwest Indian Arts: A Indian Costumes"; through Aug. 31. Merrill (July 15), batik with Carol the Textile Arts, "Textile Expressions: Study of Styles"; through Sept. 10. Florida Beckerman (July 17-21), spinning and Art for the Body," annual juried ex • Denver: At The Denver Art Mu • Gainesville: At Santa Fe Commu natural dyes with Karen Gelbarb (July hibit; July 17-Aug. 12. seum, "Native American Art: Past into nity College. "H ungarian Art Nou 17-21), banners with Liz Mapelli (July • At Pacific Basin Textile Arts, tex Present," Indian art: through July 23 veau" (SITES); through Aug. 6. 24-28), basketry with Susan Marrant tiles by Suzanne Dunaway; through · .. "The Sensuous Immortals," sculp· • Jacksonville: At Crown Craftsmen (July 24-28). July 28. ture in silver, stucco, bronze, and stone Gallery, "Collectible Signatures," invi Pennsylvania • Carmel: At Concepts, "Contempo from South and Southeast Asia, 2nd tational show; July 14-Aug. 31. • Lancaster: At The Pennsylvania rary English Jewelers," featuring Karel century B.C.-18th century: through • Pensacola: "At Pensacola Art Mu Farm Museum of Landis Valley: Early Bartosik, Caroline Broadhead, Joel July 30. seum, .. J 97H Needle Expressions," American Crafts Program (July 10-14) Degen, Susanna Heron, Edward De • At Denver Merchandise Mart, sponsored by National Standards includes needlework, basketry, chair Large, Catherine Mannheim, David "Rocky Mountain Craft Fair," spon Council of Amcrican Embroiderers; caning, tinsmithing, whittling, quilt Poston, Wendy Ramshaw, and James sored by National Crafts Fair, Ltd.; July 25-Aug. 13. ing, Fraktur, cooking. Write: Office of Ward; through Aug. 27. Aug. 11 (wholesale), 12-13 (retail). Hawaii Special Programs, Franklin and Mar • Fullerton: At Muckenthaler Cul • Fort Collins: At Art Department • Honolulu: At Following Sea, ceo shall College, 17604. tural Center, "In Process/ A Study of Gallery, Colorado State University, ramics by Rick Dillingham and Ken • Pittsburgh: At Carnegie-Mellon Designer Crafted Furniture" hy Jim "22 Polish Textile Artists" (SITES); Stevens. woodenware by Ed Moul University, Art Department, Schenley Nash; through July 31. through July 16. throp, jewelry by Svetozar Radakovich, Park, 15213: Tapestry with Louise Pie • Long Beach: At Long Beach Recre Connecticut and fiberworks by Ed Rosshach and rucci (July 10-28). ation Department Gallery, "California • Brookfield: At The Brookfield Craft Katherine Westphal; July 7-Aug. 5. • University Park: At The Pennsyl Metals Invitational," jewelry and small Center, Inc., "Lenore Tawney: A Per Idaho vania State University, 410 Keller Con- sculpture; July 7-28. sonal World," weavings. drawings, col- • Coeur d'Alene: At North Idaho
6 College, ~nnual "Art on the Green'" Massachusetts and printmaking; through Aug. 12. Aug. 22. festival ; Aug. 4-6. • 130ston: At Museum of Fine Arts. • Newbury: At Mt. Sunapee State • At Contemporary Art Glass Group, Illinois "Pompeii AD· 79." relics recovered P ark. League M New Hampshire gallery artists; through Sept. 30. • Chicago: At Columbia G,)llery, Co from the ruins of Po mpeii; through Craftsmen annual fair; Aug. 1-6. • At Cooper-Hewitt Museum, "Em lumbia College. "The Pottery of Maria July 16 "Fair as China Dishes." New Jersey broidery Through the Ages," over 200 Marlinez from Illinois Collections"; English Delftware from the Morgan • Denville: On Broadway, annual items spanning six centuries from the through July 31. Collection, London: Aug. I-Sept. 18 . juried arts and crafts show i sale; July museum's collection and the Musee des • Evanston: At Exhibit A Gallery of • At Sans Reg ret, "Raku Graphics" 16 (rain date July 23). Arts Decoratifs, Paris: through Sept. 2. American Cer"mics. ga llery a rtists. in by Hellc Hutchinson: through July 27 • Layton: At The Gallery, Peters Val • At The Elements Galle,y, "Patterns: cludin!,! Anne Currier. Gregor Gies . works in clay. fiber, an d glass by ley Craftsmen, work by 1978 PVC Clay, Fiber. and Wood," ceramics by man. H"rvey Goldm"n. Jacquelyn g,dlery artists: July 29-Aug. 31. spring and summer faculty; July 8- William Wilhelmi. basketry by Carol Ri ce: through July 22 .. g"lIery art • Edgartown: At Aaron Faber Gal Aug. 13 . Shaw-Sutton, turned-wood vases by ists (by "ppt.): July 21 - Sept. 12. lery. gold jewelry and sculpture by • Newark : At The Newark Museum, Melvin Lindquist, glass by Don Gon • Peoria: At Lakeview Museum of 13jorn Weckstrom: through July 29. "Contemporary Fiber ArI," invita zalez, and woven hangings by Thelma Arts and Sciences. "Survey of Illinois • Lexington: At Museum of Our Na· tional show of work by NJ, NY, and Ikcherer; through July 29. . gallery Fiber." juried statewide competition: tio nal Heritage. "While Away the PA artists; through Sept. 4 .. "The a rtists: Aug. I- Sept. 9. through July .,0. Hours." scrimshaw, basketry. and e n Two Worlds of Japanese Art," reveal • At Aaron Faber Gallery, "Ltd.," Iowa )!ravings by 19th-century sailors; ing the contemplative world of Bud group show of limited-edition jewelry; • Ames: At Brunnier Gallery. "A n through Sepl. 17 ... "In Winter's Soli dhism and the luxuriolls world .of court July 6- Aug. 26. American Inspiration: Danish Modern tude: The Folk Sculpture of Gustaf life through screens, scroll paintings. • At The H adler Galleries, "New Art and Sh,,'ker Design" . "Arne Jacob Nyman." woodcarvi ngs and hand sculplUre. ceramics. prints. and lac ists- New Works," textiles by eight art sen: Danish Architect ,md Designer" crafted violins by this 20th-century folk querware of the 10th- 19th century; ists: through July 29. (SITES): through Aug. 6. artist : through OCI. 27 . "Forged in through Sept. 17 ... "Berber, Moor & • At Incorporated Galleries Soho, gal Kans". Iron: The American Blacksmith;" Bedouin: The Cultures o f North lery artists; through Aug. 31. • Lawrence: At Lawrence Art Center. through Dec. 3. Africa"; through OCI. 31. • At Incorporated Galleries Uptown, regional invitational show of con • N
7 North Dakota through July 30. the anist submits a tapestry already ex WEARABLE ART SHOW, at Wads • Fargo: "Red River Street Fair"; • Houston: At Contemporary Arts ecuted, a 24 x 36mm color slide of thc worth Gallery (Oct. I-Nov. 10). Open July 27-29. Museum, " Peter Voulkos," a major complete work, a 24 x 36mm color to all artists / craftsmakers in any me Ohio retrospe<:tive from the ceramics of the slide of a detail of the tapestry, a black dium, any style, as long as it can be • Cincinnati: At Cincinnati Art Mu early 19S0s through recent work in and-w hite photograph of the whole worn. Slides due: Aug. 15. Write: seum, "Fiber Forms '78," invitational clay and bronze; through Aug. 13 . tapestry, and completed entry form; b) Vickie Lieberman, Director, Wads show of 70 works by 40 artists; July • Odessa: At University of Texas of If the artist submits a project that will worth Gallery, Bryn Mawr Arcade, IS-Aug. 13. the Permian Basin, "Folk Art and be executed for the biennial. a 24 x Bryn Mawr, I'A 19010. • Cleveland: At The Cleveland Mu Crafts: The Dcep South" (SITES); 36111m color slide of the project. a WORKS ON OR OF PAPER OR seum of Art, "The Roya l Hunter: Art through July 30. black-and-white photograph of the CLA Y, at Memphis State University of the Sassanian Empire"; through Vermont project, a 24 x 36mm color slide of an (Oct. 1-30). Open to all artists. Jurors: Aug. 13 . . • Mount Snow: "Mount Snow Crafts other tapestry cr~ .. ted in the same spirit Kenneth Feguson, ceramist, teacher, • Cleveland Heights: At Cain Park, Fair"; July 28-30. and already executed, and completed and Garo Antrcasian, printmaker. "Cain Park Arts Festival"; Aug. 12-13. Virginia entry form; c) If the proposed work Deadlinc: Aug. IS. Write: Nancy • Columbus: At Helen Winncmore's, • Abingdon: "Virginia Highlands Fes needs to be accompanied by a sample Sharpe, Art Department, Memphis sculptured boxes by Peter K wasniew tival"; Aug. I-IS. of the construction technique, it must State University, TN 38152. ski; through July 31. • Colonial Beach: "12th Boardwalk not cxceed 40cm in height; d) A com • Toledo: At The University of To Art & Craft Show"; Aug. 12- 13. plete file on work already executed by Regional ledo, "Interweave '78," national fiber • Marion: At Hungry Mother State thc artist. Incomplete applications will CALIFORNIA CRAFTSMAN 1978, exhibition; Aug. 6-20. Park, "Hungry Mother Art & Craft be eliminated. Complete applications at Monterey Peninsula Museum of Art Oklahoma Festival"; July 14-16. due: September I, 1978. Write for ap (Oct. 6- 29). Jurors: Hazel Bray, Art • Anadarko: At Southern Plains In • Vicnna: At Wolf Trap Farm Park, plications: International Centre·of An Department, The Oakland Museum; dian Museum and Craft s Center, "40th National Folk Festival"; July cient and Modern Tapestry, 4 Aveoue Gyiingy Laky, fiber artist, instructor, "Contemporary Southern Plains I n 28-30. Villamont, CH-1005 Lausanne, Switz Fiberworks, Center for the Textile dian Arts"; through Sept. 30. Washington erland. Tel: (021) 23-07-57. Arts; and Daniel Rhodes, potter, Oregon • Bellevue: "Ann\Jal Pacinc North teacher, author. Cash awards, Fee: $5 . • Portland: At Contemporary Crafts west Arts and Crafts Fair"; July 28-30. National Deadline fOF en try forms and slides: Association Gallery. fiberworks by • At Bellevue Art Museum, "Eye for A SHOW OF HANDS, 2nd annual Aug. 14. Writc: California Craftsman Phyllis Yes and enamels by Doris Nel Eye: Egyptian Images and Inscrip arts and crafts show /sale (Oct. 26- 29). 1978, Monterey Peninsula Museum of so n; through July 23 . ceramics by tions"; through Oct. I. Open to all U.S. artists and craftspeo Art. S59 Pacific St., Monterey, CA Steve Karatzas: July 6-30 ... batiks bY • Ri chland: At Howard Amon Park, ple. Booth fee: $125. Deadline for en 93940. Monica Hannasc'h and baskets by "Allied Arts Sidewalk Show"; July 28- tries: Aug. IS. Writc: Southern Arts CRAFTS BY WOMEN, sponsored by John McQueen; July 27-Aug. 20. 29. and Crafts Foundation, Box 4099, New Women's Cultural Trust Gallery, at • At Portland Art Museum, "Calder's e Seat tic: At Seattle Art Museum, Orleans, LA 70178. University of Pennsylvania, Philadel Universe," a definitive retrospective; "Treasures of Tutankhamun"; July 15- ARTS/CRAFTS FESTIVAL, spon phia (Nov. 3-22). Open to eraftswomen through July 20. Nov. IS. sored by East Brunswick Arts Coun of th e Delaware River Valley and sur Pennsylvania • At Henry Gallery, University of cil (Sept. 17). Juried show /sa1c open rounding states. Fee: $S. Slides, entry • Bala-Cynwyd: At The Place for Washington, "The Afro-American Tra to all artists and craftspeople in all forms, and fee due: Sept. I. Write: Crafts, jewelry by Sari Donath, ceram dition in Decorati ve Arts"; through media. Cash awards. Fee: $ 12 for Women's Cultural Trust Gallery, 3601 ics by Lynn Crnndall, macrame by Se[lt. 2. H)-foot space; $20 for 20-foot space. Locust Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19174. Carol Heller; through July 31. West Virginia Deadline: Sept. 6. Write: East Bruns CS/PG-12, 12th annua l, cosponsored • Lancaster: At Franklin & Marshall • Huntington: At Huntington Gal wick Arts Council, c/o Miriam Dit by Orange County Art Association, at College, Pennsylvania Guild of Crafts leries, "New American Glass 1978: chek, 27 Independence Dr., East Muckenthaler Cultural Center (Sept. men annual craft market; Aug. 3-6. Focus West Virginia," sculpture by Brunsw ick, NJ 08816. 9-0cl. IS). All media. Juror: Thomas • Philadelphia: At The Craft Connec Dale Chihuly; Dan Dailey, William EMBROIDERERS' GUILD OF Garver, director, Newport H arbor Art tion Ltd., porcelain pottery by Naomi Happel, and Mary ShafTer; July 16- AMERICA, 9th biennial, at Carlyle Museum. Cash ·awards. Fee (per Cahana; through Aug. 30. Sept. 3 ... "Young Americans: Fiber / House, Alexandria, VA (Oct. 12-Nov. entry); $2 (members); $S (nonmem • At Helen Drutt Gallery, ga llery art Wood/ Plastic/ Leather"; through Aug. S) . "Exhibitors must be members in bers). Deadline: Aug. 9. Write; M artha ists working in clay, metal. and glass: 13. good standing of the EGA. Any needle Bartholomew, Program Coordinator, through Aug. 31 (by appt.). Wisconsin work which mects all other stated cri Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1201 • At Thc Museum of the Philadelphia • Milwaukee: At Universi ty of Wis teria may be entered as long as it has W. M alvern, Fullerton, CA 92633. Civic Center, "Artist Craftsmen," from consin Library, "Shaker Built" never before been entered in a national KANSAS DESIGNER-CRAFTSMEN Western Germany; July 14-Sept. 10. (SITES); July 22-Aug. 20. EGA ex hibit." Jury. Fee: $10 for each 28th annual, at Exhibition Gallery, • At SI. Joseph's College, "The • Sheboygan: At John Michael Koh entry (up to 3). Entry forms due: Aug. University of Kansas (Oct. 6-Nov. 3). Oshogbo," craft fair sponsored by ler Arts Center, "Ron Isaacs: Jigsaw I. Write: Mrs. Kenneth Berger, 3S IS Open to all past and present residents Craftwomen Ltd.; July 22-23. P ai ntings"; through July 16 ... "Clay Wentworth Dr., Falls Church, VA of Kansas. Jury. Deadline: Sept. 15. • Pittsburgh: At Carnegie Institute, from Molds: Multiples, Altered Cast 22044. Write: University of Kansas, Design Museum of Art, "Treasures of Early ings, Combinations," works by con J 8