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CONTENTS PREVIEW NIGHT BENEFIT 2 Friends Night Out WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 Reception | Awards | Cocktail Buffet 3 Special Events 5 Letter from the Secretary 5:00–6:00 pm RECEPTION FOR HONORARY CHAIR 5 ISSUES 1-YEAR 7 Letter from the Craft Show 2nd floor Commissioner’s Suite Co-Chairs 6:00–6:30 pm 7 Craft Show Committee PRINT/DIGITAL VISIONARY AND EXHIBITOR AWARD CEREMONIES 9 Honorary Chair Craft Show Floor $29.99 11 Visionary Award 6:30–9:30 pm 12 Highlights of Grants Funded by the COCKTAIL BUFFET DIGITAL Smithsonian Women’s Committee Craft Show Floor and Auditorium $25.00 14 Online Auction 15 Raffle FRIENDS NIGHT OUT 16 Smithsonian Craft Show Awards THURSDAY, APRIL 27 | 5:00–8:00 pm 17 Selection Process and Jurors David Freda 19 Smithsonian Craft Show Sponsors CRAFT SHOW HOURS ORNAMENT 39.2 THURSDAY, APRIL 27 10:30 am–8:00 pm 21 Program Partners FRIDAY, APRIL 28 10:30 am–5:30 pm 23 Thank Yous SATURDAY, APRIL 29 10:30 am–5:30 pm 24 Map of Exhibition Hall / SUNDAY, APRIL 30 11:00 am–5:00 pm Exhibitors by Category 26 Exhibitor Directory ONLINE INFORMATION 41 S mithsonian Women’s SmithsonianCraftShow.org | SmithsonianAuctions.org Committee Members 48 Advertisers Index
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Smithsonian2017.indd 1 2/16/17 4:48 PM Publication: Publication: 212-675-4106 LaPlacaCohen Size: Size: date: Insertion Smithsonian Craft Show 3.635” x 10" 4C MAG 4C x 10" 3.635” APRIL, 2017 Cocktails and Shopping Anyone?
Join us Thursday, April 27, 2017 from 5:00 to 8:00 pm for the Smithsonian Craft Show’s FRIENDS NIGHT OUT at the National Building Museum.
SHOP more than 120 juried Fine Craft Artists.
SIP the signature cocktails of four top DC Mixologists. Your ticket includes one free drink.
SAVOR small bites of catered light fare.
Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at the door, Spring is cash or credit, or online at smithsonianassociates.org/craftshow Fabulous
Coming soon Don’t miss the special exhibition, Spectatular Gems and Jewelry from the Merriweather Post Collection
On view beginning June 10
Now open every Sunday Hours: Tues – Sun 10am – 5pm HillwoodMuseum.org 4155 Linnean Ave. NW, Washington DC Free parking Michael Schunke & Josie Gluck
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SPECIAL EVENTS celebrating 35 YEARS OF SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOWS NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM AUDITORIUM | EVENTS COMPLIMENTARY with paid attendance
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1 pm Collecting Textile Art Rebecca A.T. Stevens, Consulting Curator of Contemporary Textiles, GWU/Textile Museum, will discuss collecting textiles as fine art as exemplified by the work of Faith Ringgold, the 2017 Craft Show Visionary Artist.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 4 pm Faith Ringgold: A Living Legend Join Dorian Bergen, President of the ACA Galleries, New York City, who will discuss the exhibit of Ringgold’s work on display in Room 105 of the National Building Museum. Faith Ringgold
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1 pm Art as a Career A panel will explore a wide range of careers using BFA and MA degrees in Decorative and Fine Art and Museum Studies. Participants: Heidi Evans, Smithsonian; Jay Song, Savannah College of Art and Design; and Betsey Bowers, George Washington University.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1 pm Renwick: A Craft Museum’s Past, Present, and Future Lloyd Herman, founding director of the Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum; Nora Atkinson, Lloyd Herman Curator of Craft; Abraham Thomas, Fleur and Charles Bresler Curator-in-Charge.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 3 pm The Intersection of Craft and Science Engage with Matilda McQuaid, from the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, in her discussion with Craft Show artists including John Iversen.
SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1 pm Trends in Materials and Design of Craft Jewelry Join moderator Stefanie Walker of the National Endowment for the Humanities in a conversation with Craft Show jewelry artists Kathleen Dustin, Christina Goodman, Lauren Markley and Francesca Vitali. Kathleen Dustin
Craft Show Artists on Video THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 12:45 pm – Faith Ringgold FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 12:45 pm – Roberta and David Williamson SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 12:45 pm – Ken Loeber and Dona Look We are grateful to Craft in America for the loan of the videos.
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DearDear Friends, Friends, Dear Friends,
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Ringgold A multitalented combines artist painting and acclaimed as one of the world's foremostfiber artists, Ms. Ringgold combines painting and quilting,acclaimed weaving as one of textured the world’s narratives foremost of fiber American artists, Ms.life Ringgold through combinesthe perspective painting and of the African quilting, weaving textured narrativesof American life throughthe perspective of the African Americanquilting, weaving experience. textured narratives of American life through the perspective of the African AmericanAmerican experience. experience. Many thanksto this year's Honorary Chair, Lloyd Herman, foundingdirector of the Many thanksto this year's Honorary Chair, Lloyd Herman, foundingdirector of the SmithsonianMany thanks American to this year’s Art Honorary Museum's Chair, LloydRenwick Herman, Gallery. founding director of the Smithsonian American Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery. Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery. Congratulations to Smithsonian Women's Committee President Cissel Gott Collins, Craft Congratulations to Smithsonian Women's Committee President Cissel Gott Collins, Craft Show co-chairs Ethelmary Maddox and Kathy Sommerkamp, and all of the artists ShowCongratulations co-chairs to EthelmarySmithsonian MaddoxWomen’s Committeeand Kathy President Sommerkamp, Cissel Gott and Collins, all ofCraft the Show artists co-chairs participating in this extraordinary display of American craftand ingenuity. Many thanks also participatingEthelmary Maddox in this and extraordinaryKathy Sommerkamp, display and allof ofAmerican the artists craftparticipatingand ingenuity. in this extraordinary Many thanks also to all our business and foundationsupporters fortheir generous commitments to the Craft todisplay all our of American business craft and and foundation ingenuity. Manysupporters thanks foralsotheir to all ourgenerous business commitments and foundation tosupporters the Craft Show and the Smithsonian. Showfor their and generous the Smithsonian. commitments to the Craft Show and the Smithsonian. On behalf of the entire Smithsonian community, Robin and I extend our deep gratitude to the On behalf behalf of ofthe the entire entire Smithsonian Smithsonian community, community, Robin and Robin I extend and our Ideep extend gratitude our deepto the gratitudeSmithsonian to the Smithsonian Women's Committee forits continuing excellence. SmithsonianWomen’s Committee Women's for its Committeecontinuing excellence. forits continuing excellence. Please enjoy the show! PleasePlease enjoy enjoy the the show! show!
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Welcome and Thank You!
…to the JURORS who in October so seriously and thoughtfully selected the exhibitors for this show …to the EXHIBITORS who are here in all their splendor—120 artists selected from over 1,000 applicants …to our HONORARY CHAIR, Lloyd Herman, who proposed the first Smithsonian Craft Show 35 years ago …to our VISIONARY ARTIST, Faith Ringgold, whose beautiful narrative quilts inspire us all …to the ACA GALLERIES, New York City, who loaned us the quilts for the Faith Ringgold Exhibit …to the NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM for its gracious support in hosting the exhibit …to our corporate, foundation and individual SPONSORS for their generous contributions …to the members of the CRAFT SHOW COMMITTEE who have planned and produced this show …to the members of the SMITHSONIAN WOMEN’S COMMITTEE who have supported us …to the SPEAKERS who will share their knowledge during our Special Events …to our PROGRAM COORDINATOR, Heidi Austreng, who tirelessly guided and supported all our efforts …and to you, OUR GUESTS, for your attendance at Preview Night and the days following.
Ethelmary Maddox & Kathy Sommerkamp SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW CHAIRS 2017
2017 Smithsonian Craft Show Committee
SWC PRESIDENT LIAISON TO SWC OFFICE RAFFLE Cissel Gott Collins Janice Settle, Jane Kuuskraa Becky Bostick, Sheila Stampfli CRAFT SHOW VICE-CHAIRS LOADING DOCK SOCIAL MEDIA Betsy Beck, Susan Vallon Laura Ivey, Louise Millikan Kelley Gillespie, Deon Bell, Kamer Davis, Frances Hamberger, Lisa Maddox, SWC COORDINATOR ONLINE AUCTION Eileen Rabbitt, Amy Green Thrasher Heidi Austreng Martha Martin, Trish Fineran SPECIAL EVENTS ADVANCEMENT PHOTOGRAPHER Maureen McGuire-Kuletz, Betsy Beck, Fran Miller Ruth McCully, Emily Kendrick Peggy Newman ADVANCE SALES PREVIEW NIGHT TREASURERS Ellen Maltz Sharon Fawcett, Didi Sacks Nancy Nord, Marianne Caulfield ARRANGEMENTS PREVIEW NIGHT DATABASE VOLUNTEERS Carolyn Peirce, Susan Cooper, Susan Labovich, Jane Battle Emily Willey, Trudi Hahn, Marie Canny PREVIEW NIGHT INVITATIONS Lucy Bremner AWARDS Amy Lamb, Bonnie Rountree WEBSITE Winkie Crigler PROGRAM Hannah Jones CRAFT SHOW OFFICE Ann Hughey, Carol Word Joyce Martin, Ethelyn Owen PROGRAM ADS EXHIBITOR RELATIONS Deborah Page Peg Butner, Ruth McCully PROGRAM PARTNERS FRIENDS NIGHT OUT Bunny Huebner Kelley Gillespie, Ellen Goodman PUBLIC RELATIONS/ADVERTISING JURYING Sharon Block, Denise Cohn, Tansy Blumer, Ann Hunt Grace Coleman Hannah Niswonger
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 7 The 10th Annual JAMES RENWICK ALLIANCE DISTINGUISHED ARTIST SERIES DC Design House The 2017 James Renwick Alliance Distinguished is set for Fall 2017 Artist Series features local artists who contribute www.dcdesignhouse.com region. Each artist presents an engaging Saturday workshop and a Sunday lecture. 2016 DC Design House Learn more at: JRA.ORG
April 22 - 23, 2017: Foon Sham shares his large scale installation sculptures.
The DC Design House is a 501(c)3 May 20 - 21, 2017: Helen Frederick benefiting Children’s National Health explores the use of language and media System. Founded in 2008, the nonprofit has in creating pulp prints, artists books and raised more than $1.7 million for Children’s. paintings. Join us from September 30 to October 30, 2017 to celebrate our 10th anniversary.
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Artwork by Foon Sham
8 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 Lloyd E. Herman – Honorary Chairmanhonorary
THE accidental CURATOR
loyd Herman, one of the foremost authorities on America’s contemporary craft movement, was the founding director of the nation’s craft museum, the Renwick Gallery L of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. The Smithsonian Craft Show was his idea — harnessing the prestige of the Smithsonian for a fundraising event in the nation’s capital to showcase American crafts. The first show was held 35 years ago.
An Oregon farm boy who attended a one-room schoolhouse, Herman describes himself as “the accidental curator.’’ After service in the U.S. Navy, he finished college in Washington, D.C. For a while he was an aspiring actor, followed by a period doing public relations for the National Association of Homebuilders.
Hunting for ways to promote shingles, toilets and insulating materials in the association’s Washington headquarters, he found that he could generate interest by borrowing traveling exhibits from the American Federation of Arts and the Smithsonian’s Traveling Exhibitions Service. The Smithsonian connection led to an administrative job there, leading him to propose a purpose for the building that became the Renwick Gallery, where he became the first director.
Herman was given pretty much a free hand at the Renwick. “I was incredibly spoiled,” he says. “No committee. No bureaucracy at all to govern our exhibition program.’’
He mounted Renwick shows such as Woodenworks featuring modern American furniture makers including Wendell Castle and George Nakashima. The Renwick gave glass artist Dale Chihuly his first solo show. Craft Multiples featured craftspeople making multiples of their designs. Exhibitions such as Design is… emphasized the Renwick’s embrace of craft, folk art and the design disciplines.
While Herman’s only personal foray into the world of craft was as a boy, when he was what he describes as “a failed 4-H woodworker,” he is dismayed by what he sees as a current trend in art schools to emphasize concepts over knowledge of materials and the discipline of learning skills such as fine joinery and drafting. “We’re losing that, and I’m very sad,’’ he says.
Now an independent curator and museum planner, Herman continues to write and lecture about American crafts, and create museum exhibitions. The traveling show Art That Works surveyed American decorative arts. Trashformations dealt with recycled materials used in contemporary art and design. In Tales and Traditions he explored story-telling in crafts, such as the quilted paintings of this year’s Craft Show Visionary Artist Faith Ringgold.
“ …AMERICAN craftsmen ARE NOT LIMITED TO A SINGLE STYLE OR PRESCRIBED WAY OF WORKING. INSTEAD THEY CONSIDER THE WORLD AND ITS visual history TO BE FAIR GAME FOR THEIR OWN INTERPRETATIONS.” — LLOYD HERMAN, ART THAT WORKS
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10 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 Faith Ringgold – 2017 Visionary Artistvisionary “I can do anything. NOTHING IS GOING TO STOP ME IN MY LIFE AND I’M GOING TO PURSUE ANYTHING THAT TURNS ME ON. I’m not going to hear, No. IF I WANT TO ACHIEVE SOMETHING, IF IT EXCITES ME, I CAN DO IT.” — FAITH RINGGOLD
aith Ringgold, world-renowned fiber artist, is the recipient of the 2017 Visionary Award. F Ringgold is best known for her narrative quilts (i.e., paintings that she quilts), which represent the development of craft into fine art.
She is a master of many media, including sculpture and books. Her first book, Tar Beach, was based on a quilt with the same title. Written for children of all ages, this book has won over 30 awards including the coveted Caldecott Honor and the Coretta Scott King award. She has been an art educator both in public schools and in higher education. Her work weaves compelling, powerful stories of American life as seen through the lens of the African American female experience.
Ringgold’s work has been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Tar Beach #2, 1990-92, Silkscreen on silk, 66 x 65 inches. Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. She is the recipient of more than 75 awards, notably the National Endowment of the Arts award for sculpture, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship for painting and the National Endowment of the Arts Award for painting. Enjoy an Exhibit of Faith Ringgold’s Narrative Quilts
The Visionary Award is presented to artists who have risen to the pinnacle in the April 26 – May 7 world of sculptural arts and design, who have works in major museums, and who Room 105, near the National have demonstrated distinction, creativity, artistry, and, of course, vision in their Building Museum’s store respective media. Previous Visionary Artists include Wendell Castle, Albert Paley, Produced jointly by the Toots Zynsky, and Dale Chihuly. Smithsonian Women’s Committee and the National Building Museum Ringgold’s work is on loan from ACA Galleries in New York
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 11 2017 GRANTS AWARDED BY THE SMITHSONIAN WOMEN’S COMMITTEE
THE SMITHSONIAN WOMEN’S COMMITTEE (SWC) uses the proceeds from its two signature events, the Smithsonian Craft Show in April and the Craft2Wear show in October, to support Smithsonian projects through competitively awarded grants. In January 2017, the SWC awarded 20 grants to 17 museums and units totaling $417,684. To date, the SWC has funded almost $12 million in grants and endowments. Thank you to everyone who supports these efforts.
FOR EDUCATION 2 Smithsonian Astrophysical Smithsonian Institution Traveling Observatory ($20,000) to develop an Exhibition Service and the Nation- 1 National Museum of American iPhone App focusing on Smithsonian al Museum of American History History ($33,300) to support the theat- solar astronomy and eclipses in conjunc- ($12,000) to support development, rical presentation of “Votes for Women,” tion with the coming American eclipse design and distribution of an educational an interactive experience for visitors to of 2017. The App will be interactive and poster set geared to middle school and explore the efforts of suffragists during feature views of the eclipse from any high school students on “World War I: protests at the White House in 1917. point on earth. Lessons and Legacies.” This project is in conjunction with the 100th Anniversary of Smithsonian Environmental Office of Visitor Services ($18,550) America’s participation in the Great War. Research Center ($30,500) to support to develop a mobile telephone experience internships focused on understanding and a teen docent program designed to Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design the causes and consequences of engage younger audiences. Museum ($10,500) to reprint brochures environmental change for marine, fresh about the two Hewitt sisters, Sarah and water and terrestrial ecosystems. 3 Office of Chief Information Eleanor, whose vision led to the estab- Officer ($17,000) to enrich music- lishment of the Cooper Union Museum for Smithsonian Associates ($27,750) to related Smithsonian collection holdings the Arts of Decoration, now the Cooper update and prepare a newly revised pro- with additional multimedia materials to Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. duction of “Black Diamond: Satchel Paige educate the public and increase access to and the Negro Leagues” for a national the holdings and experts. National Portrait Gallery ($8,690) tour which will travel for 20 weeks to to fund the creation of bi-lingual audio over 100 venues during 2017-18. Smithsonian Accessibility Program tours for the two most popular perma- ($13,000) to support the production of nent exhibits: “America’s Presidents” and National Museum of the American video modeling through museum social “The Struggle for Justice.” These audio Indian ($24,500) to produce new stories to prepare individuals with sensory interpretive programs for school processing disorders for a museum visit. audiences visiting the permanent exhibition “Americans,” and to develop a “toolkit” to serve as the programs’ framework along with a companion In-Gallery Guide. The training for at least 30 NMAI staff on the new toolkit will be videotaped and available digitally on NMAI’s website for free downloading to teachers, students, and other interested audiences.
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tours will benefit Spanish-speaking The Freer Gallery and Arthur M. 6 Smithsonian Conservation audiences as well as those with visual Sackler Gallery ($12,517) to conserve Biology Institute ($22,492) to fund impairments or other reading challenges. a pair of sculptures by August Saint- modern genomic approaches to improve Gaudens which will be displayed in the cheetah pairing by being analyzed in Freer Courtyard upon reopening. Work relation to enhanced knowledge of cheetah FOR CONSERVATION will be done on-site, allowing museum population relatedness and kinship. The visitors to learn about the intricacies of genome analysis will be instrumental in National Museum of Natural History conservation. the survival (through better pairing) of the ($26,655) to digitize and then physically endangered cheetah and pave the way repair and reproduce an ancient Tlingit for other animal, and potentially human, clan crest hat from the NMNH collection. FOR RESEARCH analysis along the same path. The reproduction will be returned for ceremonial use by the Tlinglit community. National Museum of Natural History The National Zoological Park/ This is a new form of “cultural resto- ($35,000) to support the preservation, Smithsonian Conservation Biology ration” initiated by the clan. research and reproduction of Smithsonian Institute ($19,412) to purchase a Arctic marine mammal collections. The MacPro computer and specialized 4 Smithsonian American Art research will focus on current and future software to analyze large amounts Museum ($13,500) to support a 3-month impacts on Arctic biodiversity and the of genomic, biological, and veterinary fellowship to assist in the documentation indigenous communities dependent upon information to develop specialized and treatment of the James Hampton these resources. information resources for animal survival. Bulletin Board and its 23 components. All information will be shared in scientific This Bulletin Board gives insight into the Smithsonian Provenance Research journals and conferences. artist’s planning and working methods for Institute ($34,320) to fund the Project his iconic and well-loved work, “Throne of Coordinator for the Provenance Research Smithsonian Tropical Research the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Mil- Exchange Program, an international, inno- Institute ($10,648) to purchase lennium General Assembly” at SAAM. vative and high-profile program designed specialized underwater photography and Work will take place in the Lunder to improve the methodologies, technology video equipment to improve the quality Conservation Center, will be visible to the and facilitation of provenance research. and quantity of the visual documentation public throughout the process, and will of Smithsonian marine biologists and the culminate in a public lecture. 5 Smithsonian Conservation endangered marine ecosystems Biology Institute ($27,350) to support they study. the study of the seasonal movement of bats in Myanmar, which has 75 species of bats that have not been studied, by using lightweight tracking devices. This would provide critical information to help prevent the spread of serious disease.
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SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 13 Smithsonian Craft Show Online Auctionauction
Talented and generous artists from Smithsonian Craft Shows past and present have donated an extraordinary array of highly prized items for you and your home in categories ranging from basketry to wood.
In addition, 2017 Visionary Artist Faith Ringgold, along with 2016 and 2015 Visionary Artists, Dale Chihuly and Toots Zynsky have donated works to this year’s Auction. Unique theater and recreational opportunities are also up for bids.
A list of Online Auction donors can be found on page 23. You can browse and bid at the Craft Show, or online at any time at SmithsonianAuctions.org. All Online Auction proceeds support Smithsonian Women’s Committee grants to the Smithsonian. See pages 12-13 for a list of grants awarded this year.
Auction opens Wednesday April 19 at 12 pm and closes Tuesday May 2 at 9 pm
Visionary artists, left to right: Faith Ringgold, Dale Chihuly and Toots Zynsky.
Top row, left to right: Suzye Ogawa/Ceramics, Deborah Harris/Ceramics, Holly Anne Mitchell/Jewelry Bottom row, left to right: Mary Lynn O’Shea/Decorative Fiber, Steven Ford and David Forlano/Jewelry, Irina Okula/Ceramics
14 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 Smithsonian Craft Show Raffle
Win one of three beautiful items generously donated by 2017 Craft Show Artists. Tickets, which are on sale during the show, are raffle $5 each or 5 for $20. Items are on display on the Craft Show floor.
Drawing: Sunday, April 30 at 4:30 pm You need not be present to win.
FRED KAEMMER BARBARA HEINRICH MARVIN BLACKMORE Hand-blown glass and silver vase 18K yellow gold navette wire earrings Lace-work ceramic vessel with red design. Silver leaf was with black diamond briolette drops. delicately hand etched in applied to the interior while the vase Diamonds: 3.35 ct. total weight intricate geometric patterns. remained at 1100° F. 1.5” long 6” x 4” 10.5“ x 6” Donor Value: $1,530 Donor Value: $15,000 Donor value: $475 www.barbaraheinrichstudio.com www.blackmorepottery.com www.fredsglass.com
2016 Awards PRESENTED AT LAST YEAR’S PREVIEW NIGHT BENEFIT
Best of Show Excellence in Glass First Time Exhibitor Award Sandra Enterline Claire Kelly Dianne Nordt
Gold Award – The Susie Gray Excellence in Jewelry Gold Exhibitors’ Choice Award Founder’s Award Thomas Herman Niki Ulehla Hideaki Miyamura Excellence in Wood Silver Exhibitors’ Choice Award Silver Award Michael Bauermeister Robert Farrell Wence and Sandra Martinez New Direction - Excellence in Bronze Exhibitors’ Choice Award Bronze Award Design of the Future Rob Greene Deborah Cross Donald Friedlich
Excellence in Ceramics Honoring the Future Paul Eshelman Sustainability Award Paula Shalan
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 15 2017 Awards TO BE PRESENTED ON PREVIEW NIGHT
VISIONARY ARTIST AWARD Silver Award Honoring the Future Faith Ringgold Lois England Sustainability Award Honoring the Future, an Open Space AWARD JUDGES Bronze Award Institute Project, to be selected by Elizabeth Broun Diane and Marc Grainer Lloyd Herman Former Margaret and Terry Stent Director of the Smithsonian Museum of American Art Excellence in Ceramics First Time Exhibitor Award Sharon Buchanan In memory of L. Marvin Hill Betty Foster Principal, Artists Circle Fine Art Excellence in Glass Exhibitors’ Choice Award Donors Abraham Thomas Caroline and Jim Norman The Fleur and Charles Bresler Curator- These awards are voted on by the in-Charge at the Renwick Gallery of the Excellence in Jewelry exhibitors and presented on Thursday, Smithsonian American Art Museum Ornament Magazine, to be selected by April 27 at 4:00 pm. AWARD DONORS Carolyn Benesh Gold Award Best of Show Excellence in Wood Toni A. Ritzenberg Lawrence Hough, Timothy Harr Collectors of Wood Art, to be selected by a Silver Award Gold Award – The Susie Gray committee of CWA members Louise C. Millikan, Alix Myerson and Founder’s Award New Direction – Excellence in Eloise C. Poretz, in loving memory of Geoffrey Gray, to be selected by Susie Design of the Future Margaret C. Collins and to honor her Gray (SWC member and founder of the Kate Nemec Simonds many years of service Smithsonian Craft Show) Bronze Award Martha and David Martin
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Jackie Battenfield “Tender Tending” 2016 acrylic on Mylar panel 40 x 72 inches
16 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 Selection Process and Jurors With the support of the Smithsonian Women’s Committee, Juried Art Services jurors of West Palm Beach, FL developed the first electronic jurying system for the 2002 Smithsonian Craft Show. This revolutionary improvement in the jurying process enabled artists to archive high-quality images of their work. Jurors can view images and magnify details, and artists can access their images for other purposes. This electronic jurying system is now used by over 200 craft and art shows throughout the United States.
Carolyn L.E. Benesh has been co-editor Melissa G. Post is an independent arts Rebecca A.T. Stevens has been the and co-publisher of Ornament magazine professional. She has devoted two consulting curator for contemporary since its inception in 1974, when it decades to the fine and decorative arts. textiles at the Textile Museum in began as The Bead Journal. In 1978, Formed from the perspectives of curator, Washington, D.C., for more than 35 the name was changed to Ornament collector, gallery associate, practitioner years. Her work includes numerous because the publication embraced all and scholar, Post’s knowledge of and national and international curating, forms of personal adornment spanning passion for craft are broad and deep. She consulting, lecturing, and jurying contemporary, ancient, and ethnographic was curator at the Museum of Glass in engagements on five continents. Her design. Benesh’s interest is primarily that Tacoma, WA, where she spearheaded writings include the following books: The of contemporary jewelry and clothing on the world-class Visiting Artist Residency Kimono Inspirations: Art and Art-to-Wear which she has published hundreds Program, and at the Mint Museum in in America, co-edited with Yoshiko I. of articles and spoken at numerous Charlotte, NC. She previously directed Wada, and Ed Rossbach: 40 Years of museums and organizations. galleries in New York City and Aspen, CO. Innovations and Exploration in Fiber Art, co-edited with Ann P. Rowe.
THE CHARGE TO THE JURORS The Smithsonian Women’s Committee is dedicated to presenting the best of American crafts to the public and doing so in an environment that provides unwavering support for the artists’ vision, creativity and work ethic. You are asked to focus your full attention on the goal of selecting the most accomplished artisans in our applicant pool. 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. You should not dismiss an artist simply because his or her style of work has remained relatively unchanged for some years: such an artist should be included if his or her style is the unique design statement originating and identified with the artist and if the work still seems exciting and innovative today. We ask you 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 2017 applicant pool.
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Smithsonian Craft Show Sponsors
PATRON Andrew Seested Carol Marburger Advanced Resources International, Inc. The Seth Bonder Foundation Joyce Martin Peg and Blain Butner Peggy and David Shiffrin Giovanna Maxwell The Charles Delmar Foundation Cora and Murray Simpson Anne Metcalf The Clark Charitable Foundation Leon and Deborah Snead Nancy Nord The Lazarus Charitable Trust Susan and Ken Sommerkamp Ethelyn Owen Virginia Mars The Stonesifer Kinsley Family Foundation Paul Pantano, Jr. and Cheryl Keamy Martha and David Martin Susan A. Vallon Amy Pascal Linda and Steuart Thomsen Gary and Jeanne Wang Ann and Terry Peel Nancy and Harold Zirkin Margot Peet DONOR Carolyn Stanton Peirce Valerie K. Burden FRIEND Carrie Neher Queenan Anne B. Keiser and Doug Lapp Carolyn Alper Rafael San Juan Ethelmary and David Maddox Beverly Baker Meghan and Gifford Sommerkamp Ann Pelham and Bob Cullen Debbie Cowan Berman Sarah Sommerkamp and Eric Stuhl Sylvia Ripley and Christopher Addison Cissel Gott Collins Elizabeth Caskie Speed Kathy and Jay Sommerkamp Mimi Cutler and Paul Salditt Sheila Stampfli Arlene Fleming Mrs. Guy T. Steuart, III SPONSOR Stevie Gillespie Wynne M. Teel Luanne Adams and Murrell Smith Trudi Bellardo Hahn Marion W. Turner Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones and Hal Jones Gloria Shaw Hamilton Lynn Walker Elizabeth Clagett Beck Judy and Steve Hopkins Wendy and John Wall Sue and Dave Beddow Ann Hughey and Morris Feibusch Elizabeth Welles Joseph and Annelise Brand Lee Klousia Elsa Williams Diana S. Clagett Virginia and Bruce MacLaury Diane and Ronald Eichner Patricia and Richard Fiske Virginia McGehee Friend Robert and Nancy Goff Marilou and Ken Hakuta John and Susan Jaskot Melinda and John Kenney Barbara and Jim Korman Jane and Vello Kuuskraa Gary and Susan Labovich Mr. and Mrs. Middleton A. Martin Montgomery and Mary Ann Meigs Richard and Lynda Mounts Twig Murray and Harry Mahon Ted and Mary Eugenia Myer Judy Lynn Prince Helen and Paul Schmitz
Virginia and Dick Schubert Rebecca Hungerford
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Join SNAG Today! The Society of North American Goldsmiths advances jewelry and metalsmithing by inspiring creativity, encouraging education, and fostering community. SNAG supports our makers through: Professional Development Scholarships/Sponsorships/Grants Critical Conversation Convenings Metalsmith Magazine Maker Profile Pages Annual Conferences Exhibitions Sales We are all connected to creativity and community. Join us in our movement to advance the field and create an impact. Join today at www.snagmetalsmith.org Photograph courtesy of Jim Bove.
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UNDERWRITER Kathryn Mann Horlick Anonymous Catherine Smith Hotvedt Sue and Dave Beddow Edna Robinson Jones Deon Woods Bell and Christopher Bell Anne B. Keiser Annelise Brand Mary Ellen Lane and Colin Davies Peg and Blain Butner Ginny and Bruce MacLaury Kamer Davis Mrs. Daniel N. O’Donoghue III Marilou and Ken Hakuta Margot Peet Gloria Shaw Hamilton Jinny Saylor Barbara and Jim Korman Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Theodore G. Stroup Ethelmary Maddox Marion W. Turner
Millicent F. Mailliard Elsa B. Williams Yelena Synkova Virginia Cretella Mars Caroline Hooff Norman SUPPORTER Nancy W. Newkirk Kathy and Jay Sommerkamp Anonymous Peggy Newman Michele N. Tanaka Mrs. Martin Atlas Suzanne and Bill Noonan Eulah R. Ward Jane and Tucker Battle Ethelyn Owen John and Christina Blazina Ann and Terry Peel DONOR Sharon Block and Roger Schwartz Mrs. Joseph Potosnak Anonymous Becky and George Bostick Judy Lynn Prince Susan Bradshaw Sally Guy Brown Carrie Neher Queenan Lucy Bremner Joe and Marie Canny Bonnie and Bill Rountree Marian Brodsky Marianne T. Caulfield Arden S. Ruttenberg Valerie Burden Cissel Gott Collins Deidre Sacks Elaine Cole Tammy De Martino Michelle Davis Schoenberger Sharon Fawcett Diane Eichner Janice Settle Pat and Dick Fiske Arlene K. Fleming Trudi and Allen Small Ernie and Nancy Graves Jill Fri Leon and Deborah Snead Judy and Steve Hopkins Nancy Goff Elizabeth Caskie Speed Debbie Goldberg and Seth Waxman Sheila Stampfli Florence Fox Hawkins JoAnn and Howard Symons Bunny and Steve Huebner Janice van Stolk Ann Hughey and Morris Feibusch Wendy Somerville Wall Ann R. Hunt Gladys M. Watkins Ron and Laura Ivey Elizabeth B. Welles Karin Karp Carol A. Word Emily M. Kendrick Diane Zutant Pam Kloman Lee and John Klousia Susan Hilton Labovich Darlene Gehler Lebedev Nancy O. Low Jonathan and Ellen Maltz Jane S. Mason Ruth McCully Robert Kuletz and Maureen McGuire-Kuletz Adero Willard Mrs. Glendonia McKinney Amy and Marc Meadows Anne Menotti Frances J. Miller Bongsang Cho
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SCAD jewelry and fibers students are consistently selected to exhibit their original designs at some of the world’s most prestigious fine-art craft shows.
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Huijun Cao, M.A., fibers, 2016, Chongqing, China Qiuting Wang, B.F.A., jewelry, 2016, Chengdu, China Thank You
A Special THANK YOU to All Listed Below Who Have Contributed to the Production of the 2017 Smithsonian Craft Show:
Nora Atkinson ONLINE AUCTION DONORS Thomas Marrinson Atmosphere Lighting Nicole Aquillano Kelly Marshall Carolyn Benesh JoAnn Axford Wence and Sandra Martinez Dorian Bergen, ACA Galleries Lori Bacigalupi Stephen Merritt Sue Bodde, Bodde Design Michael Bauermeister Metro Stage Betsy Bowers Lucrezia Bieler Claudia Mills SCAD Craft in America Eben Blaney Holly Anne Mitchell designed for excellence Suresh Dhanjani Eva Camacho-Sanchez Amy Nguyen Kathleen Dustin Dale Chihuly Hannah Niswonger SCAD jewelry and fibers students are consistently Heidi Naastrom Evans Namu Cho Mina Norton selected to exhibit their original designs at some Carlos Fernandez, Best Buns Petra Class and Siedra Loeffler Suzye Ogawa of the world’s most prestigious fine-art craft shows. Firehook Bakery Ignatius Creegan and Rod Givens Irina Okula Paul Fisher, Juried Art Services Deborah Cross Mary Lynn O’Shea and Molly O’Shea Smith Marc Grainer Mary Ennes Davis Seung Jeon Paik Hargrove, Inc. Mark Del Guidice Sang Joon Park Lloyd Herman Mark and Sharon Diebolt Steven Potts Ris Lacoste Lucy Dierks K. Riley SMITHSONIAN Matilda McQuaid Thomas Dumke Meghan Patrice Riley CRAFT SHOW Grace Matthews, Asst. to Faith Ringgold Paul Eshelman Faith Ringgold Harrison Owen Deborah Falls Lori Ross 2012, 2013, 2015, Printing Images Robert Farrell Marne Ryan 2016, 2017 Ridgewells Catering Phil Feinberg and Linda Corbet Susan Sanders Saks Fifth Avenue Marsha Fleisher Norm Sartorius Schneider’s of Capitol Hill Steven Ford and David Forlano Paula Shalan Jay Song, SCAD Ford’s Theater Julie Shaw Starbuck’s Pentagon Row Cecilia Frittelli and Richard Lockwood Jonathan and Eryn Simons PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM Rebecca Stevens Pong Gaddi Lisa Sorrell OF ART CONTEMPORARY Abraham Thomas Ree Gallagher Spooky Action Theater CRAFT SHOW Twigz Studio Elizabeth Garvin Wendy Stevens Jo-Jo Valenzuela Andrea Geer Melissa Stiles 2011–2016 Dr. Stefanie Walker Juanita Girardin Yelena Synkova and Sean Cummings Holly Goeckler Koji Tanaka NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM Christina Goodman Patricia Telesco Chase Rynd, Director Claudia Grau Theater J John Bane Melissa Greene Holly Tornheim AMERICAN CRAFT Nancy Bateman Rob Greene Chris Triola COUNCIL SHOW Richard Brown Starr Hagenbring Myung Urso (ATLANTA, BALTIMORE) Chris Frame Deborah Harris Victoria Varga Cathy Frankel Mia Hebib Francesca Vitali 2009–2016 Betsy Salazar Michael Heilman Kiwon Wang Aaron Hequembourg Graceann Warn SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Yan Inlow Rob Watt Office of the General Counsel Reiko Ishiyama Kathy Wegman Danielle Fisher John Iversen Ann Williamson Learn more. Brandeon Taylor Janice Kissinger Faith Wilson scad.edu/jewelry | scad.edu/fibers Katherine Tkac Christy Klug Katrin Zimmermann Marcela Luna, SI Graphic Designer Blair LaBella Toots Zynsky Jane Milosch, Office of the Under Chunghie Lee Secretary for History, Art & Culture Keith Lewis Noel Salinger, Director of Individual Giving Tara Locklear The Smithsonian Associates Aaron Macsai and Frances Kite Marge Margulies Lauren Markley Huijun Cao, M.A., fibers, 2016, Chongqing, China Graceann Warn Qiuting Wang, B.F.A., jewelry, 2016, Chengdu, China SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 23 G Street, NW • Handicapped Entrance 2017 Smithsonian Craft Show Auditorium
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210 Phil Feinberg & Linda Corbet* 207 Judith Cohen* 336 Ca ndiss Cole-Footitt & Rodger 233 Darlys Ewoldt 400 Ellen Mears Kennedy Footitt 312 Marne Ryan 403 Geoffrey H. H. Roth* 321 Wendy Stevens WEARABLE ART 404 Deborah Cross 503 Anthony Hansen* 107 Chunghie Lee 507 Mar y Lynn O’Shea & Molly 111 Eva Camacho-Sanchez* O’Shea Smith MIXED MEDIA 120 Mina Norton 100 Graceann Warn 120B Savannah College of Art & Design WOOD 106 Michele Ledoux* (SCAD)/Jay Song 116 Ben Strear* 119 Roberta & David Williamson 205 Mindy McCain* 124 Christopher Wagner* 208 Nicario Jimenez 212 Susan Otterson 133 Yelena Synkova & Sean Cummings* 301 Mary Ennes Davis* 222 Starr Hagenbring 214 Mike Shuler 317 Marianne & William Hunter 227 K. Riley 223 Steven Potts* 326 Kathleen Dustin 231 Janice Kissinger* 302 Tim Arnold 334 Kathy Wegman 236 Cecilia Frittelli & Richard Lockwood 315 Norm Sartorius 335 Zachary Jonas 309 Juanita Girardin 330 Mark & Sharon Diebolt 502 Amy Roper Lyons 311 Marian Schoettle 314 Jeung-Hwa Park *New exhibitor PAPER 319 Amy Nguyen 108 Jiyoung Chung 323 Yuh Okano* 121 Lucrezia Bieler 330 Mark & Sharon Diebolt 135 Jennifer Ivory* 331 Lori Ross*
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 25 EXHIBITORS
Tim Arnold Eva Camacho-Sanchez* Sawdust Co. Lana Handmade 835 Overton Lane 14 Park Street Nashville, TN 37220 Florence, MA 01062 (615) 336-8430 (202) 270-0657 [email protected] [email protected] www.shakersawdust.com www.lanahandmade.com WOOD • BOOTH 302 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 111
JoAnn Axford* Teresa Chang 43 Fields End Drive Teresa Chang Ceramics Glenmont, NY 12077 931 North Leithgow Street (518) 439-2584 Philadelphia, PA 19123 [email protected] (267) 255-6209 www.joannaxford.com [email protected] CERAMICS • BOOTH 337 www.teresachang.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 316
Bennett Bean Namu Cho Bennett Bean 7217 Grubby Thicket Way 357 Main Street Bethesda, MD 20817 Blairstown, NJ 07825 (301) 767-3388 (908) 852-8953 [email protected] [email protected] JEWELRY • BOOTH 109 www.bennettbean.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 120A
Lucrezia Bieler Bongsang Cho 3795 Overlook Drive 201 East Davie Street, #106 Tallahassee, FL 32311 Raleigh, NC 27601 (850) 219-9906 (240) 672-4044 [email protected] [email protected] PAPER • BOOTH 121 www.bongsangcho.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 202
Marvin Blackmore Fong Choo Blackmore Pottery Art 3415 Warner Avenue 33 Midiron Court Louisville, KY 40207 Durango, CO 81301 (502) 593-3957 (970) 759-5814 [email protected] [email protected] CERAMICS • BOOTH 114 www.blackmorepottery.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 209
26 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 *New exhibitor Jiyoung Chung Lisa Crowder* P.O. Box 1033 2600 Willow Street Providence, RI 02901 Austin, TX 78702 (703) 732-2151 (512) 627-9405 [email protected] [email protected] www.jiyoungchung.com www.lisacrowder.com PAPER • BOOTH 108 JEWELRY • BOOTH 113
Petra Class & Siedra Loeffler Mary Ennes Davis* Petra Class Jewelry Crow River Studio San Francisco, CA 94110 3129 Sheridan Trail (415) 648-6337 Bellingham, WA 98226 [email protected] (360) 224-7516 www.petraclass.net [email protected] JEWELRY • BOOTH 201 www.crowriverstudio.com MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 301
Judith Cohen* Mark & Sharon Diebolt Seven Hills Bindery Hammill/Diebolt Studio Boston, MA 76 Hazelwood Terrace (617) 851-6556 Rochester, NY 14609 [email protected] (585) 482-5142 www.sevenhillsbindery.com [email protected] PAPER • BOOTH 207 www.hammilldiebolt.com WOOD / WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 330
Candiss Cole-Footitt Thomas Dumke* & Rodger Footitt Thomas William Furniture Candiss Cole Designs W341 N6950 Northern Lights Dr. 70 Pine Knolls Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066 Sedona, AZ 86336 (262) 966-3648 (928) 282-6490 [email protected] [email protected] www.thomaswilliamfurniture.com www.candisscole.com FURNITURE • BOOTH 506 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 336
Deborah Cross Kathleen Dustin Deborah Cross 469 Dustin Road 22a Roache Road Contoocook, NH 03229 Freedom, CA 95019 (603) 746-2669 (831) 763-2623 [email protected] [email protected] www.kathleendustin.com www.deborahcross.com MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 326 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 404
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 27 EXHIBITORS
Paul Eshelman Phil Feinberg & Linda Corbet* Eshelman Pottery Rockin One Knives P.O. Box 455, 238 North Main St. 202 Paul Gust Road, #618 Elizabeth, IL 61028 Chamberlain, SD 57325 (815) 858-2327 (208) 634-8080 [email protected] [email protected] www.eshelmanpottery.com www.rockinoneknives.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 229 METAL • BOOTH 210
Darlys Ewoldt Steven Ford & David Forlano Darlys Ewoldt Studio 1714 North Mascher Street 1745 West Columbia Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19122 Chicago, IL 60626 (215) 739-0609 (773) 743-5093 [email protected] [email protected] JEWELRY • BOOTH 504 www.darlysewoldt.com METAL • BOOTH 233
Deborah Falls Paul Freundt Deborah Falls 1195 Pleasant Valley Road 25 Grout Road Talking Rock, GA 30175 Hartland, VT 05048 (706) 276-4726 [email protected] [email protected] www.deborahfalls.com www.paulfreundt.com DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 328 FURNITURE • BOOTH 327
Robert Farrell Cecilia Frittelli 640 West Venice Avenue & Richard Lockwood Venice, FL 34285 Frittelli & Lockwood (941) 488-7092 143 Grand Avenue [email protected] Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 www.farrellsilver.com (518) 583-2129 METAL • BOOTH 130 [email protected] www.frittelli-lockwood.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 236
Amy Faust* Pong Gaddi Amy Faust PGADDI 4096 Piedmont Avenue, #129 119 Middlesex Road Oakland, CA 94611 Buffalo, NY 14216 (415) 452-9070 (716) 875-9148 [email protected] [email protected] www.amyfaust.com www.pgaddi.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 230 LEATHER • BOOTH 126
28 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 *New exhibitor Juanita Girardin Rob Greene P.O. Box 368 5428 Hollister Hill Road Velarde, NM Marshfield, VT 05658 (505) 852-2026 (802) 426-3841 [email protected] [email protected] www.juanitagirardin.com www.robgreenejewelry.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 309 JEWELRY • BOOTH 225
Holly Goeckler* Carrie Gustafson Studio 79 Jewelry 246a Park Avenue 1112 Lindale Avenue Arlington, MA 02476 Drexel Hill, PA 19026 (781) 367-4024 (210) 275-6842 [email protected] [email protected] GLASS • BOOTH 115 www.studio79jewelry.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 305
Christina Goodman Starr Hagenbring P.O. Box 393 Starr Hagenbring Abita Springs, LA 70420 3708 Magazine Street (510) 769-6209 New Orleans, LA 70115 [email protected] (415) 902-9305 www.christinagoodman.com [email protected] JEWELRY • BOOTH 322 www.artandeyesnola.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 222
Molly Grant Anthony Hansen* Cordwainer Shop 500 Estero Avenue P.O. Box 110 Morro Bay, CA 93442 Deerfield, NH 03037 (805) 772-4908 (603) 463-7742 [email protected] [email protected] www.anthonyhansen.com www.cordwainershop.com METAL • BOOTH 503 LEATHER • BOOTH 110
Melissa Greene Deborah Harris* Melissa Greene Ceramics Deborah Harris Pottery 73 Reach Road 706 Wellington Drive Deer Isle, ME 04627 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (207) 348-2601 (919) 969-8355 [email protected] [email protected] www.melissagreene.com www.deborahharrispottery.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 221 CERAMICS • BOOTH 102
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 29 EXHIBITORS
Michael Heilman John Iversen Black Rabbit Rugs J. Iversen Jewels 6030 Woodmont Road 214 Springs Fireplace Road, #2 Alexandria, VA 22307 East Hampton, NY 11937 (703) 329-1775 (631) 329-9756 [email protected] [email protected] www.blackrabbitrugs.webs.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 310 DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 306
Barbara Heinrich Jennifer Ivory* Barbara Heinrich Studio Insectworks P.O. Box 503 2310 North East Steele Avenue Pittsford, NY 14534 Corvallis, OR 97330 (585) 383-1089 (541) 602-1142 barbara@barbaraheinrich [email protected] studio.com www.insectworks.com www.barbaraheinrichstudio.com PAPER • BOOTH 135 JEWELRY • BOOTH 101
Rebecca Hungerford Mary Jackson The Pewter Shop Sweetgrass Baskets 1101 Broad Street P.O. Box 12027 St. Joseph, MI 49085 Charleston, SC 29422 (269) 983-3360 (843) 852-0404 [email protected] [email protected] www.pewtershop.com BASKETRY • BOOTH 211 METAL • BOOTH 203
Marianne Hunter Nicario Jimenez & William Hunter Artist of the Andes Hunter-Studios 3841 29th Avenue South West P.O. Box 68 Naples, FL 34117 Palos Verdes, CA 90274 (239) 687-0293 (310) 377-1871 [email protected] [email protected] www.retablosnicario.com www.hunter-studios.com MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 208 MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 317
Reiko Ishiyama Zachary Jonas Reiko Ishiyama Jonas Blade & Metalworks 252 West 30th Street, 9b 204 Village Road New York, NY 10001 Wilmot, NH 03287 (212) 629-0668 (617) 794-6344 [email protected] [email protected] www.reikoishiyama.com www.jonasblade.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 117 MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 335
30 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 *New exhibitor Allison Jones* Janice Kissinger* Allison Hilton Jones Janice Kissinger 550 Celeron Street 50 Ash Street Pittsburgh, PA 15221 Rehoboth, MA 02769 [email protected] (401) 569-7761 www.allisonhiltonjones.com [email protected] JEWELRY • BOOTH 122 www.janicekissinger.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 231
Fred Kaemmer Robin Kittleson* Fred’s Glass 111 Logan Avenue 134 East 9th Street Geneva, IL 60134 St. Paul, MN 55101 (630) 262-2602 (651) 222-2022 [email protected] [email protected] GLASS • BOOTH 232 www.fredsglass.com GLASS • BOOTH 320
Judith Kaufman Brendan Kuletz* 968 Farmington Avenue Folk & Kinn West Hartford, CT 06107 5394 Springbrook Lane (860) 233-9901 Powder Springs, GA 30127 [email protected] (703) 851-5663 JEWELRY • BOOTH 318 [email protected] www.bkuletz.com LEATHER • BOOTH 308
Ellen Mears Kennedy Blair LaBella* 6500 Broxburn Drive 65 Turtle Pond Road Bethesda, MD 20817 Lee, NH 03861 (301) 320-9014 [email protected] [email protected] www.blairlabella.com www.ellenmearskennedy.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 224 PAPER • BOOTH 400
Linda Kindler-Priest Lynda Ladwig 10 Riverside Avenue 701a East Cleveland Street Bedford, MA 01730 Lafayette, CO 80026 (781) 275-8738 (303) 673-0484 [email protected] [email protected] JEWELRY • BOOTH 112 www.lyndaladwigceramics.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 325
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 31 EXHIBITORS
Michele Ledoux* Amy Roper Lyons 165 Sacred Mountain Trail Summit, NJ 07901 Evergreen, CO 80439 (908) 468-8124 (303) 674-9605 [email protected] [email protected] www.amyroperlyons.com www.mledoux.com MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 502 MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 106
Chunghie Lee Aaron Macsai P.O. Box 1033 & Frances Kite Providence, RI 02901 A & F Macsai Jewelry Studio (703) 209-9585 8702 Georgiana Ave [email protected] Morton Grove, IL 60053 www.chunghielee.com (847) 207-2985 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 107 [email protected] www.aaronmacsai.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 228
Cliff Lee Lauren Markley 170 West Girl Scout Road Lauren Markley Contemporary Stevens, PA 17578 Jewelry (717) 733-9373 305 Dennis Avenue [email protected] Raleigh, NC 27604 www.clifflee-porcelain.com (609) 240-7015 CERAMICS • BOOTH 216 [email protected] www.laurenmarkley.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 206
Mark Lewanski* Thomas Marrinson Mark Lewanski Glass Studios Thomas Marrinson Studio 172 Kent Street 47 72nd Street Portland, MI 48875 Hinesburg, VT 05461 (989) 225-0777 (802) 492-4649 [email protected] [email protected] www.glassweavers.com www.tmbowls.com GLASS • BOOTH 406 CERAMICS • BOOTH 307
Ken Loeber & Dona Look Kelly Marshall Loeber + Look Custom Woven Interiors P.O. Box 204 1500 North East Jackson St., #195 Algoma, WI 54201 Minneapolis, MN 55413 (920) 837-2241 (612) 788-7800 [email protected] [email protected] www.loeberlook.com www.kellymarshall.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 235 DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 226
32 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 *New exhibitor Wence & Sandra Martinez Martin Moon* Martinez Studio Moon Metalsmithing 5877 State Highway 57 1031 Carolyn Drive Jacksonport, WI 54235 West Chester, PA 19382 (920) 823-2154 (484) 798-4694 [email protected] [email protected] www.martinezstudio.com www.moonmetalsmithing.com DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 128 METAL • BOOTH 103
Rob & Barbara Mathews Amy Nguyen Robert Mathews Custom Shoemaker Amy Nguyen 47 Candia Road 15 Channel Center Street, #302 Deerfield, NH 03037 Boston, MA 02210 (603) 463-7181 (917) 838-8215 [email protected] [email protected] www.customshoemaker.com www.amynguyentextiles.com LEATHER • BOOTH 125 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 319
Mindy McCain* Hannah Niswonger Loominarias Hannah Niswonger Ceramics 6428 Ralston Avenue 15 Winthrop Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 Winchester, MA 01890 (317) 251-4992 (781) 729-4398 [email protected] hannah@hannahniswonger www.loominarias.com ceramics.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 205 www.hnclay.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 134
Stephen Merritt Dianne Nordt 222 Hermitage Road Nordt Family Farm Rochester, NY 14617 1330 Shirley Plantation Road (585) 342-3086 Charles City, VA 23030 [email protected] (804) 829-2123 www.merrittvessel.com [email protected] CERAMICS • BOOTH 324 www.nordtfamilyfarm.com DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 204
Hideaki Miyamura Mina Norton 56 Osgood Road 520 West 27th Street Kensington, NH 03833 New York, NY 10001 (603) 778-0076 (212) 229-1125 [email protected] [email protected] www.miyamurastudio.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 120 CERAMICS • BOOTH 118
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 33 EXHIBITORS
Yuh Okano* Seung Jeon Paik* TextilesYuh 4024 Kessler Avenue, #2501 143 Hancock Street, #3 Savannah, GA 31408 Brooklyn, NY 11216 (912) 373-4186 (917) 463-8808 [email protected] [email protected] www.sjpaikstudio.com www.textilesyuh.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 213 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 323
Irina Okula Jeung-Hwa Park Clay Shards Jeung-Hwa Park Textiles 54 Lakemans Lane 50 Nelson Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Providence, RI 02908 (978) 356-7053 (401) 455-0139 [email protected] [email protected] www.clayshards.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 314 CERAMICS • BOOTH 505
Maryszka Osaki & Sang Joon Park Toshiki Fukushima 55 DePalma Drive Toshiki & Maryszka Highland Mills, NY 10930 P.O. Box 481 (551) 795-1439 Lake Grove, NY 11755 [email protected] (212) 475-8324 www.sangjoonpark.com [email protected] CERAMICS • BOOTH 131 www.veryspecialjackets.com LEATHER • BOOTH 401
Mary Lynn O’Shea Adam Paulek* & Molly O’Shea Smith Adam Paulek Mary Lynn O’Shea Studio 2834 Stage Coach Road 2672 Weybridge Road Farmville, VA 23901 Weybridge, VT 05753 (828) 551-7585 (802) 545-2092 [email protected] [email protected] www.adampaulek.com www.marylynnoshea.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 127 WEARABLE ART & DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 507
Susan Otterson Bill Perkins 509 Laurel Avenue P.0. Box 611 Janesville, WI 53548 Suttons Bay, MI 49682 (608) 770-0664 (231) 357-4139 [email protected] [email protected] www.susanotterson.com www.sleepingbeartwig WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 212 furniture.com FURNITURE • BOOTH 136
34 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 *New exhibitor Steven Potts* Marne Ryan Branching Out Wood Art Ryan Designs 8800 Watkins Road 532 South Ohio Street Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268 Anaheim, CA 92805 (678) 378-0963 (714) 991-6020 [email protected] [email protected] www.mybranchingout.com www.marneryan.com WOOD • BOOTH 223 METAL • BOOTH 312
K. Riley Norm Sartorius 520 Twin Oaks Drive Wooden Accessories Havertown, PA 19083 1807 Plum Street (610) 449-4216 Parkersburg, WV 26101 [email protected] (304) 485-3394 www.krileywearableart. [email protected] squarespace.com www.normsartorius.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 227 WOOD • BOOTH 315
Jo Roessler* Marian Schoettle Nojo Design Mau 84 Cottage Street P.O. Box 299 Easthampton, MA 01027 Esopus, NY 12429 (413) 527-9663 (845) 340-1280 [email protected] [email protected] www.nojodesign.com www.conceptualclothing.com FURNITURE • BOOTH 500 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 311
Lori Ross* Michael Schunke Moonglow Designs & Josie Gluck 188 Moon Road Vetro Vero Ashford, CT 06278 203 Prospect Avenue (860) 429-1489 West Grove, PA 19390 [email protected] (610) 869-5921 WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 331 [email protected] www.vetrovero.com GLASS • BOOTH 215
Geoffrey H.H. Roth* Paula Shalan Geoffrey Roth Watch Engineeering Paula Shalan Ceramics 15207 North 75th Street 3 Averic Road Scottsdale, AZ 85260 West Stockbridge, MA 01266 (480) 423-3848 (413) 298-0179 [email protected] [email protected] www.gr-we.com www.paulashalan.com WEARABLE ART • BOOTH 403 CERAMICS • BOOTH 402
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 35 EXHIBITORS
Mike Shuler Boyd Sugiki 1735 Rodriguez Street & Lisa Zerkowitz Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Two Tone Studios Llc (831) 462-5836 3237 South West Genesee St. [email protected] Seattle, WA 98126 WOOD • BOOTH 214 (206) 937-8237 [email protected] www.twotonestudios.com GLASS • BOOTH 329
Lisa Sorrell Yelena Synkova Sorrell Custom Boots & Sean Cummings* 217 East Oklahoma Avenue Treeturn Guthrie, OK 73044 17 South Russell Street, #10 (405) 282-5464 Boston, MA 02114 [email protected] (617) 515-6676 www.sorrellcustomboots.com [email protected] LEATHER • BOOTH 405 www.treeturn.com WOOD • BOOTH 133
Wendy Stevens Mona & Alex Szabados* 320 Old State Road Alex and Mona Szabados, Boyertown, PA 19512 Enamels (610) 369-9265 P.O. Box 99 [email protected] Mokelumne Hill, CA 95245 METAL • BOOTH 321 (209) 286-1396 [email protected] www.monaenamels.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 313
Melissa Stiles* Patricia Telesco Stubborn Stiles 9829 North West 54th Place 2928 North East, 11th Avenue Gainesville, FL 32653 Portland, OR 97212 (352) 376-8157 (503) 708-5487 [email protected] [email protected] www.patriciatelesco.com www.stubbornstiles.com METAL • BOOTH 123 JEWELRY • BOOTH 333
Ben Strear* Myung Urso 3878 Fox Run 770 Highland Avenue Denver, NC 28037 Rochester, NY 14620 (917) 586-8649 (585) 414-9976 [email protected] [email protected] www.strear.work www.myungurso.com WOOD • BOOTH 116 JEWELRY • BOOTH 132
36 | SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 *New exhibitor Victoria Varga Kathy Wegman Victoria Varga Inc. 1007 Kyle Drive North East 21 Foreside Road Iowa City, IA 52240 Cumberland Foreside, ME 04110 (319) 621-7010 (207) 781-3180 [email protected] www.victoriavarga.com www.tomandkathywegman.com JEWELRY • BOOTH 304 MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 334
Francesca Vitali Adero Willard* 58 Summit Drive 158 College Street Rochester, NY 14620 Chicopee, MA 01020 (626) 318-7556 (207) 841-9900 [email protected] [email protected] www.francescavitalipaper www.aderowillard.com jewelry.com CERAMICS • BOOTH 332 JEWELRY • BOOTH 234
Christopher Wagner* Roberta & David Williamson 2118 Woodfrod Drive 140 Manning Drive Richmond, KY 40475 Berea, OH 44017 (503) 680-0577 (440) 234-4877 [email protected] [email protected] WOOD • BOOTH 124 JEWELRY & MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 119
Kiwon Wang 526 West 26th Street, #704 “THE ideals OF AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN New York, NY 10001 (917) 405-8976 ARE INDEED diverse, BUT DIVERSITY [email protected] IS IN THE NATURE OF www.kiwonwang.net inherent JEWELRY • BOOTH 105 our people AND THE FORMS OF THEIR expression.”
— LLOYD HERMAN Graceann Warn Graceann Warn Studio 1524 Strieter Road Ann Arbor, MI 48103 (734) 717-7868 [email protected] www.graceannwarn.com MIXED MEDIA • BOOTH 100
Ken Loeber & Dona Look
SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW 2017 | 37 EXHIBITORS
Faith Wilson Jennifer Zurick Faith Wilson Art 345 Wolf Gap Road 9790 Fish Hatchery Road Berea, KY 40403 Chestertown, MD 21620 (859) 986-9491 (410) 708-4652 [email protected] [email protected] www.jenniferzurick.com www.faithwilsonart.com BASKETRY • BOOTH 104 DECORATIVE FIBER • BOOTH 129
Stephen Zeh ART SCHOOL P.O. Box 381 Savannah College Temple, ME 04984 of Art & Design / Jay Song (207) 778-2351 P.O. Box 3146 [email protected] Savannah, GA 31402 www.tamberlaine.com (912) 525-8458 BASKETRY • BOOTH 303 [email protected] www.scad.edu BOOTH 120B
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