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April 10–13, 2014

National Building Museum

Washington, DC

Show and Sale of Wearable Art

to benefit the Seriously Amazing Smithsonian

Jewelry, Clothing and Accessories for Men and Women by

50 Exhibitors previously juried into the Smithsonian Craft Shows

October 24 – 26, 2014National Building Museum

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32nd Annual Smithsonian Craft Show 1

CONTENTSCraft Show Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Letter from the Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Welcome from the Co-Chairs Craft Show Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Honorary Chairs Visionary Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Grants Funded 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Raffle Online Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Craft Show Award Judges Craft Show Award Donors . . . . . . . . . 15

Corporate and Foundation Sponsors Preview Night Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Program Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Special Thanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Smithsonian Women’s Committee . . . 23

Craft Show Jurors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Exhibit Hall Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Exhibitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Award Winners 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Index of Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

2015 Call for Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

PREVIEW NIGHT April 9 | 6:30 pm Cocktail Buffet | Jazz Main Floor VISIONARY AWARD DINNER April 9 | 7:45 pm Cocktails | Dinner | Visionary Awards Presentation Commissioner’s Suite

Craft Show HoursThursday April 10 10:30 am–8:30 pmFriday April 11 10:30 am–8:30 pmSaturday April 12 10:30 am–5:30 pmSunday April 13 11:00 am–5:00 pm

The Smithsonian Craft Show is produced by the Smithsonian Women’s Committee. Proceeds support education, outreach, conservation, and research programs within the Smithsonian.

COVER ART Susan and Jeff Wise

PROGRAM DESIGN Hudson Studio

April 10–13, 2014

National Building MuseumWashington, DC 20001

Online information: smithsoniancraftshow.orgsmithsonianauctions.org

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Celebrating the 32ndThe Smithsonian Women’s Committee is honored to dedicate its talents to bringing you a show that stewards fine craft artistry and, in turn, awards grants that bring the Seriously Amazing Smithsonian to a wider world .”

~ Emily Bittner WilleyPresident

Smithsonian Women’s Committee

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In Conversation Wendell Castle and Albert Paley 2014 Visionary Award RecipientsModerated by

Michael W. Monroeformer Curator-in-Charge, Renwick Gallery

Thursday, April 10 at 6:00 pmNational Building Museum Auditorium

Michael W. Monroe will interview two leading figures of the American contemporary studio craft movement, both of whom are at the zenith of their careers. Each is represented by an iconic work in the Renwick Gallery’s permanent collection, Wendell Castle’s Ghost Clock, a stellar example of trompe l’oeil sculpture and Albert Paley’s Portal Gates, a masterpiece of iron work.

Reservations required and may be purchased at $50 each at the Craft Show, at SmithsonianCraftShow.org or by calling 888.832.9554. Wine served. Entrance to the Craft Show included.

Lunch with Roxanne Roberts

Life as a Journalist

Saturday, April 12 at 12:00 pmNational Building Museum Commissioner’s Suite

Roxanne Roberts has been a feature writer and columnist for the Washington Post’s Style section for twenty-five years, most recently as co-author of Reliable Source, the paper’s daily chronicle of Washington, DC’s notables and society events.

Reservations required and may be purchased for $50 each at the Craft Show, at SmithsonianCraftShow.org or by calling 888-832-9554. A box lunch and entrance to the Craft Show are included.(Special Event)

Bid on the Best at the Online Auction

April 7–April 22 until 9:00 pm

Exceptional design items contributed by Wendell Castle,Albert Paley, and an impressiveroster of Smithsonian Craft Show Exhibitors and Supporting Artists.

Bid at the Craft Show or at SmithsonianAuctions.org

See page 13 for more details

Craft Show Raffle

Featuring works donated by artists:Christine Love Adcock

Cliff LeeBiba Schutz

Michael Schunke

Items can be seen on the Craft Showfloor. Drawings will take place on Sunday, April 13 at 4:30.

See page 13 for more details

Panel Discussion with David Mitchell and Emerging Designers

Sunday, April 13 at 2:00 pmNational Building Museum Auditorium

David Mitchell is one of Washington, DC’s most popular, influential and respected interior designers. He is a recipient of the 2010 Designer’s Choice Award from Home and Design Magazine and a member of the Washington Design Hall of Fame. His uses of video and before-and-after photos have been influential in the design industry.

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Letter

G. Wayne CloughSecretary

Smithsonian Institution

Smithsonian Institution Building1000 Je�erson Drive SWWashington DC 20560-0016202.633.1846 Telephone202.786.2515 Fax

Dear Friends:

Welcome to the 32st annual Smithsonian Craft Show, proudly produced by the Smithsonian Women’s Committee, now in its 48th year. The show, in its own unique style, tells America’s story through the art of craft. It is always a special event and this year it is exciting because the 2014 Craft Show has two honorary chairs, both visionary artists in the world of crafts, both with works in the permanent collection at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery: Wendell Castle and Albert Paley. We thank them for their help with this year’s show. They are particularly suited to this year’s theme, the Quest for the Best.

The Craft Show is an all-volunteer effort by the Women’s Committee. An integral part of the Smithsonian, the Committee returns the net proceeds from the Craft Show to the Smithsonian in the form of competitive grants. Over the years, this remarkable group has given more than $10 million to the Smithsonian — an impressive record. We are grateful for all the Committee does to help the Smithsonian advance its research, education and outreach mission, and to spark the learning in everyone.

With its many special events, including an online auction, a raffle, lectures, food and drink, the show is engaging and fun. It is a coveted venue for craft artists from many disciplines and we welcome the 123 who have been accepted into this year’s event, including 23 first-time exhibitors.

Congratulations to the president of the Committee, Emily B. Willey, who has given so much of her time, talent, and resources. Special thanks and congratulations to the chairs of this year’s outstanding show, Ruth Conant and Mary Beth Nethercutt. We applaud the jurors, the judges, the award donors, and our business and foundation supporters for their generous commitments to the Craft Show and the Smithsonian.

And finally, many thanks to all of the dedicated Smithsonian Women’s Committee members who have worked tirelessly to assemble this masterful display of creative arts, a Quest for the Best indeed.

Enjoy the show!

Sincerely,

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On behalf of the Smithsonian Women’s Committee, thank you for supporting

the 2014 Craft Show. For 32 years our juried show has presented unique, beautiful and innovative American craft art. This

year, in a quest for the best, we have assembled 123 outstanding contemporary artists chosen from over 1,100 applicants.

In addition, we have initiated a Visionary Award to be presented to artists who have reached the pinnacle in the world

of sculptural arts and design. Our 2014 esteemed honorees are wood and furniture designer Wendell Castle and metal

designer Albert Paley, both recognized as giants in their fields. We are fortunate that their seminal works, Wendell Castle’s

Ghost Clock and Albert Paley’s Portal Gates, are housed in the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery.

The Craft Show is more than an opportunity to meet talented artists and purchase one-of-a-kind design. It is also an

opportunity to support the Smithsonian, its nineteen museums, research facilities and the National Zoo. For the past

48 years the Smithsonian Women’s Committee has played an important philanthropic role by raising more than 10 million

dollars to fund education, research and discovery grants. Please take a moment to read about some of the exciting and

intriguing grants we have funded.

We extend our appreciation to all of the members of the Smithsonian

Women’s Committee for their tireless volunteer efforts in producing

this year’s Craft Show. We also wish to thank our exhibitors for their

donations to our raffle and on-line auction. And, of course, we give

special thanks to our corporate, foundation and individual sponsors

for their generous contributions.

Again, welcome! Enjoy the show!

Mary Beth Nethercutt and Ruth Conant

2014 Craft Show Co-Chairs

SWC PRESIDENT

Emily Bittner Willey

CRAFT SHOW VICE-CHAIRS

Sharon Fawcett Susan Labovich

ADVANCE SALES

Marie CannyAnn Creager

ARRANGEMENTS

Sue BeddowAnne Metcalf

AWARDS / DONORS

Winkie Crigler

CRAFT SHOW OFFICE

Marion Turner

EXHIBITOR RELATIONS

Peg Butner

FOR YOUR EYES ONLY

Susan VallonRuth McCully

JURY

Tansy Blumer

LOADING DOCK

Louise Milliken

MARKETING

Margaret Collins, ChairCindy ConnerMelissa HustonSheila Stampfli

ONLINE AUCTION

Susan Labovich, ChairBecky BostickAnn HuntMartha MartinSuzanne NoonanMichelle Schoenberger

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Amy LambKay Springwater

PREVIEW NIGHT

Anne-Lise Auclair-JonesAnn Peel

PREVIEW NIGHT DATABASE

Jane Battle

PREVIEW NIGHT INVITATION

Bonnie Rountree

PROGRAM

Ethelmary MaddoxPenny Pollard

PROGRAM ADS / SPONSORS

Wendy Somerville Wall

RAFFLE

Jinny SaylorSharon Fawcett

SPECIAL EVENTS

Carolyn LewisSuzanne Willett

STRATEGIC ADVANCEMENT

Marian Brodsky

SWC OFFICE LIAISON

Janice Settle

TREASURER

Valerie BurdenEllen Maltz

VOLUNTEERS

Pat Fiske

WEBSITE

Marianne O’Brien

SWC PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Heidi Austreng

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VISIONARY AWARD

OUR CHAIRSRECIPIENTS OF THE 2014 VISIONARY AWARDS

WENDELL CASTLE

Lauded as the father of the art furniture movement,

celebrated American artist Wendell Castle has been a

sculptor, designer and educator for over five decades.

From the outset of his career, Castle has pushed furniture

further into the realm of art than any designer has before.

To view his work is to witness an erasure of the lines

between art, craft and design. He is renowned for his

superb craftsmanship, whimsically organic forms and

original techniques for stack-laminating wood.

Mr. Castle’s work can be found in the permanent

collections of over 50 museums worldwide including the

Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery, the Metropolitan Museum

of Art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. He

has received numerous awards, grants and honors for his

accomplishments.

Wendell Castle is currently on staff at the Rochester

Institute of Technology as Artist-in-Residence.

ALBERT PALEY

Albert Paley is the first metal sculptor to receive the coveted

Institute Honors awarded by the American Institute of

Architects. The allure of Paley’s art comes through its

intrinsic sense of integration of art and architecture.

Mr. Paley began his career as a jewelry artist when, in 1974,

he won a commission to fabricate Portal Gates for the

Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery. It changed his life. He has

since completed more than 50 site-specific monumental

works. Recent works include three sculptures for National

Harbor outside DC, a long archway for the St. Louis Zoo,

and a gate for the Cleveland Botanical Gardens. He was

the featured artist for the summer 2013 exhibition on

Park Avenue for which he produced 13 monumental steel

sculptures.

Albert Paley’s work can be found in the permanent

collections of many major museums. He holds an

endowed chair at the Rochester Institute of Technology.

The Visionary Award, initiated in 2014 by the Smithsonian Women’s Committee, is presented to artists who have risen to

the pinnacle in the world of sculptural arts and design, who have work in major museums and who have demonstrated

distinction, creativity and, of course, vision in their respective medium. Wendell Castle and Albert Paley are the first

recipients of this award.


Honorary


When you purchase a ticket to the Smithsonian Craft Show, take an ad in our program, or become a sponsor, you

are directly supporting the work of the Smithsonian.

Proceeds from the Craft Show are awarded annually in grants by the Smithsonian Women’s Committee. Requests for

proposals are solicited from all Smithsonian units, are thoroughly researched by members of the SWC and are voted

upon by the full membership.

Nineteen grants totaling $393,183 were awarded in January 2014.

GivingBack 2014 GRANTS AWARDEDby the Smithsonian Women’s Committee

A Black Crowned Night Heron whose migration will be tracked by the National Zoo

FOR RESEARCH

The National Zoo ($18,000) to acquire five satellite tracking tags to study migratory movements of Black-Crowned Night Herons in real time, and to communicate this heron migration story to the public.

The National Museum of American History ($31,200) to support the development of a media-accessible archive and research resource documenting women’s military history.

The National Zoo ($30,000) to examine behavioral and physiological impacts of the translocation of an elephant as the Zoo moves toward increasing the size of its herd.

FOR EDUCATION

The National Zoo/Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute ($23,975) to restore adjacent grassland plots with native grasses and flowers to demonstrate the impact of management on biodiversity.

The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory ($17,186) to create and disseminate 100 sets of durable Braille and tactile panels to a highly underserved audience: blind, low-sighted, and visually impaired populations.

The National Museum of Natural History-National Anthropological Archives, and the National Museum of the American Indian Archive Center ($35,000) for a shared archivist to unify historically important but currently inaccessible photos by Edward Curtis in archival collections from both units.

The Archives of American Art ($25,000) to enhance and integrate the Archives’ website with the Smithsonian’s new online crowd sourcing transcription platform.

The National Zoo ($3,000) to install bat boxes and interpretive graphics for

endangered local bats.

Students using Braille panels to understand an exhibit at the Astrophysical Observatory


FOR CONSERVATION

The National Portrait Gallery ($4,400) to complete conservation treatment of four recently acquired portrait miniatures, making it possible to exhibit them for the first time.

FOR EXHIBITIONS

The Smithsonian Gardens ($31,389) to complete installation and interpretation for the Urban Bird Habitat Garden on the grounds of the National Museum of Natural History.

The National Zoo ($21,500) to create engaging exhibits about the American bison in honor of the zoo’s 125th anniversary.

The Smithsonian Libraries ($14,500) to create an online exhibition on women and Latino naturalists and illustrators, highlighting their unique scientific, historic, and artistic contributions.

The National Museum of American History ($24,550) to enable all NMAH visitors, including those with audio, visual, and cognitive disabilities, to participate fully in the interactive museum programs by providing Assistive Listening Systems.

The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum ($25,000) to contract with an author/researcher to develop narrative about the three Hewitt sisters, founders of the museum, for the museum’s 2014 fall reopening.

The National Museum of American History ($14,000) to produce and distribute videos, and live music programs for two milestones: the museum’s 50th anniversary and the 200th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner.

FOR EQUIPMENT AND CAPITAL PROJECTS

The Freer/Sackler Galleries ($4,500) to purchase an aerosol generating system for conservation of paper and as a training tool for interns and fellows.

The National Zoo ($32,570) to support a prototype digital sign system to update visitors about zoo programs and activities.

The National Portrait Gallery ($10,713) to purchase a high-quality, large-format printer to produce graphic materials including labels, posters, banners and signage for public exhibitions, education programs, and other outreach activities.

The Archives of American Art ($26,700) to implement Aeon, a software to access archives and supplement the existing collection information system through increased digitization and online delivery.

One of the National Portrait Gallery’s recently acquired miniatures of George Washington

Visitors at interactive museum program at the National Museum of American History

An aerosol generating system for conservation of paper

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ONLINE AUCTION

Bid on the Best…The Smithsonian Craft Show Online Auction

Talented and generous artists from Smithsonian Craft Shows past and present have

donated an extraordinary array of highly prized items for you and for your home in

categories ranging from wearables to wood.

In addition, Visionary Artists Albert Paley and Wendell Castle, along with Supporting

Artists whose work is found in top tier galleries and museums across the country are

participating in the Auction.

Unique theater and recreation opportunities plus behind-the-scenes Smithsonian

experiences are also up for bids.

You can browse and bid at the Craft Show, or online any time at

smithsonianauctions.org

All Raffle and Online Auction proceeds support SWC grants to the Smithsonian.

See the previous two pages for a list of Grants awarded this year.

AUCTION CLOSES TUESDAY, APRIL 22 AT 9:00 PM

RAFFLE

Win one of four beautiful items generously donated by 2014 Craft Show artists. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20.

Drawings will take place on Sunday, April 13 at 4:30 pm. You need not be present to win.

BIBA SCHUTZ

Necklace: cluster chain link

made of white sterling silver

Donor value: $1,300

bibaschutz.com

MICHAEL SCHUNKE and

JOSIE GLUCK

Pair of Flat Pitchers: hand-

blown glass made with pure

raw materials and select

glass colors

Donor value: $1,100

vetrovero.com

CHRISTINE LOVE ADCOCK

Jacaranda Basket: coiled

basket of dyed date palm

with jacaranda seed pods

and lecheguilla rim

Donor value: $650

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CLIFF LEE

Porcelain Vase: carved,

one-of-a-kind, imperial

yellow

Donor value: $5,500

cliffleeporcelain.com

The James Renwick Alliance

wishes to thank its members

and other supporters for their

great generosity in contributing

to the fund for the renovation

of The Renwick Gallery.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!


AWARD JUDGES

Giselle Huberman President, James Renwick Alliance

Maurine Littleton Owner and Director, Maurine Littleton Gallery

Michael Monroe Director Emeritus, Bellevue Arts Museum and

former Curator-in-Charge, Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum

AWARD DONORS

Best of ShowLawrence Hough, Timothy Harr

Gold Award — The Susie Gray Founder’s AwardGeoffrey Gray, to be selected by Susie Gray,

SWC member and co-founder of the Smithsonian

Craft Show

Silver AwardLois England

Bronze Award Diane and Marc Grainer

Excellence in CeramicsIn memory of L. Marvin Hill

Excellence in GlassJane and Arthur Mason, Sandy and Norman Mitchell

Excellence in JewelryOrnament Magazine, to be selected by Carolyn Benesh

Excellence in WoodCollectors of Wood Art, to be selected by a committee of

CWA members

New Direction — Excellence in Design of the FutureKate Nemec Simonds

First Time Exhibitor Award Betty Foster

2014 PRESENTED ON PREVIEW NIGHT

Awards

EXHIBITORS’ CHOICE AWARD DONORS

These awards are voted on by the exhibitors and presented on Thursday, April 10 at 4 pm.

Gold AwardToni A. Ritzenberg

Silver AwardMargaret Collins, Louise Millikan, Alix Myerson

Bronze AwardMartha and David Martin

CERAMICS Reiko Miyagi


Thanks to the Smithsonian Craft Show for

32years offine American craft

Firehook Bakery & Coffee House

Hand crafted breads & cakes [email protected] www.firehook.com


Sponsors PREVIEW NIGHT

Sponsors CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION

PAPER Jiyoung Chung

DIAMONDValerie and Townie BurdenDr. and Mrs. Richard ConantAnne B. Keiser Toni A. Ritzenberg

EMERALDMs. Carolyn S. AplerKatherine W. BaconMr. and Mrs. Bruce BermanMarion and Jim BrodskyMrs. Brice M. ClagettMr. and Mrs. Anthony DownsMr. and Mrs. Sydney HallGiselle and Ben HubermanMr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pantano, Jr. Ann and Terry PeelSylvia Ripley and Chris Addison

RUBYJohn Alton and Cynthia BoyerAnnelise and Joe BrandSharon Fawcett and Don FeigeDiane and Marc Grainer Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones and Hal JonesMr. and Mrs. John T. KotellySusan Hilton LabovichVirginia and Bruce MacLauryMr. B. Thomas Mansbach Camilla McCaslinDon and Rene MorganGeorge and Mary Beth NethercuttDr. and Mrs. Ronald Orleans

Michelle and Carl SchoenbergerDeborah and Leon SneadSusan A. VallonWendy and John WallSuzanne N. WillettBonnie and Mark Winnick

PEARLRichard C. Adler and Andrea NordellJules Bernstein and Linda LipsettDr. and Mrs. Steve BernsteinLinda BlantonDr. and Mrs. John BlazinaSusan and Steven BraloveFleur S. BreslerFrances and Leonard BurkaDavid and Susan ButlerPeg and Blain ButnerMarie and Joe CannyMr. and Mrs. H. Hollister CantusMarianne CaulfieldMary Challinor and Henry RichardsonMimi Cutler and Paul SaldittMrs. Fritz DaguillardMr. and Mrs. Burton FishmanMr. and Mrs. Richard S. FiskeMr. and Mrs. Howard FogtVirginia M. FriendDebbie Goldberg and Seth WaxmanJinny and Mike GoldsteinEllen and Barney GoodmanMrs. Willi Colino-GoodmanMs. Jere Gibber and Mr. J.G. Harrington

Sally HermanCatherine and Richard HotvedtDr. and Mrs. Dirk JecklinCarol Denise and Martin P. KolskyRoberta KovitzAmy Eisen and Kenneth KrupskyLibby Longworthy and Jon FleuchausCelia C. LovellCarol MarburgerCathy and Scot McCullochBarbara and John McGrawDr. and Mrs. Norman MitchellNancy NordJulia PerlmanMr. and Mrs. Michael J. PetiteJanet V. PlattJudy Lynn PrinceCynthia Redick and Robin BrentLouise and Arnold SagalynBobbi and Edward SchiffHelen and Paul SchmitzDavid and Peggy ShiffrinCora and Murray SimpsonJanet W. SolingerKathy and Jay SommerkampJoAnn and Howard SymonsLinda Chatman ThomsenAdm. and Mrs. Stansfield TurnerJim and Lynn WalkerDavid L. and Ellen L. WarrenElsa B. WilliamsChristy Wise and Robert AxelrodAnne and Robert Yerman

PLATINUMGraham Holdings Company

GOLDAdvanced Resources International, Inc.Clark Charitable Foundation J. S. Frank FoundationLazarus Charitable Trust

SILVERBarbara Bluhm-Kaul FoundationBeech Street FoundationThe Horwich Family Foundation Secor Group

BRONZEAnonymousBerman Family Foundation Stonesifer Kinsley Family Foundation

RUBYMansbach Foundation


2015 Call For Applications

St. Paul April 10 – 12

Baltimore WholesaleFebruary 18 – 19RetailFebruary 20 – 22

San Francisco August 7 – 9

Atlanta March 13 – 15

Applications open May 15, 2014Deadline August 1, 2014

To see what’s new and apply: craftcouncil.org/shows/apply

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Sponsors PROGRAM

UNDERWRITER

Sue and David BeddowLucy and Bob BremnerPeg and Blain ButnerElaine ColeMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. CollinsGloria Shaw HamiltonLauren R. HowardMillicent F. MailliardVirginia Cretella MarsMr. and Mrs. Middleton A. MartinErick OhlssonMichele N. TanakaJim and Lynn WalkerWendy Somerville WallEulah R. Ward

DONOR

Anonymous (1)Anne-Lise Auclair-Jones and Hal JonesJohn and Christine BlazinaBetty and Alex BoyleSusan BradshawMarian and Jim BrodskyConnie Broomfield, Human Capital

ADVISORS

Valerie BurdenDiane and Ron EichnerMelissa Huston ElmoreBarbara L. and John W. FranklinJill and Bob FriDebbie Goldberg and Seth WaxmanLTG and Mrs. Ernest GravesMarilou HakutaJudy and Steve HopkinsMr. and Mrs. Ronald IveyAnne B. KeiserSuzi LockeVirginia and Bruce MacLauryJoan L. McPheeRuth D. MetcalfEthelyn OwenJinny and David SaylorMichelle and Carl SchoenbergerAnne Marie ShuylerLt. General and Mrs. Theodore G. StroupMarion W. TurnerMrs. Elsa B. Williams

SUPPORTER

Dodo and Charley AblardAnonymous (2)Liane W. AtlasJane H. BattleMargaret BertinBecky and George BostickMarie and Joe CannyB.J. and Hollister CantusCissel Gott CollinsRuth and Richard ConantCindy ConnerWinkie CriglerKae G. DakinSharon FawcettPat and Dick FiskeArlene K. FlemingMary B. GoldbergCarol and Eric HaythorneCatherine Smith HotvedtBunny and Steve HuebnerAnna Faith JonesKarin KarpPamela KlomanJohn and Lee KlousiaSusan Hilton LabovichDarlene LebedevJanet LindgrenCelia C. LovellMaureen McGuire-KuletzEthelmary and David MaddoxJonathan and Ellen MaltzJ.L. MartinJane MasonAmy and Marc MeadowsAnne MenottiGeorge and Mary Beth NethercuttSuzanne and Bill NoonanMrs. James T. Norman

Amanda A. OhlkeAnn and Terry PeelMargot and Richard PeetPenelope and Michael PollardJudy Lynn PrinceCarrie Neher QueenanBonnie and Bill RountreeArden S. RuttenbergDidi SacksJanice L. SettleAllen and Trudi SmallLeon and Deborah SneadKathy and Jay SommerkampKay W. SpringwaterSheila StampfliMrs. Guy T. Steuart, IIJoAnn and Howard SymonsSusan A.VallonJanice van StolkJoy F. Vige Gladys M. WatkinsSuzanne and Dick WillettEmily Bittner WilleyDiane Zutant

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Special THANKS

GLASS Wesley Fleming

We send a special thank you to all those listed who have contributed to the production of the 2014 Craft Show.

Chris Amundsen, American Craft CouncilJean Aslund, The Furniture SocietyAtmosphere LightingJim Baker, Pilchuck Glass SchoolCarolyn Benesh, Ornament Magazine Jo Ann Bentley, Artists Blacksmiths

Association of North AmericaBetsy Braun, Director, Smithsonian

American Art MuseumChesapeake Framing CompanyLee Eagle, Eagle AssociatesSusan Gardels, Artful HomeGlenn Pearson ProductionsHargrove, Inc.Sharon Kokot, Ohio Designer CraftsmenAlbert Lecoff, The Center for Art in WoodSteven Young Lee, Archie Bray Foundation

for Ceramic ArtsAvra Leodas, Santa Fe ClayMatthew Mann, University of Rochester

Bill May, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts

Cybele Maylone, Urban GlassDavid Mitchell, Interior DesignerMichael Monroe, former curator,

Renwick GalleryOccasions CaterersOrganic Originals Floral Design and

Vases Abloom RentalsProvisions Caterers Roxanne Roberts, Washington PostSchneider’s of Capitol HillErica Wang, Venture Independent, LLC

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUMChase Rynd, DirectorJohn BaneRichard BrownChris FrameKevin Lamparter

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SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW ARTISTSJackie AbramsDebra AdelsonMichael BauermeisterTregea BevanLucrezia BielerBonnie Bishoff & J.M. SyronSandra ByersLisa CallNamu ChoBong Sang ChoCynthia ChuangJiyoung ChungPetra ClassIgnatius Creegan & Rod GivensDeborah CrossKate CusackLisa & Scott CylinderDonna D’AquinoRandall DarwallRon DekokMark Del GuidiceSharon & Mark DieboltLucy DierksSharon DonovanKathleen DustinSusan DyerTerry EvansDeborah FallsMarsha FleisherSteven Ford & David ForlanoPong GaddiElizabeth GarvinAndrea GeerJuanita GirardinHarvey GreenwaldValerie HectorJane HerzenbergElaine HydeReiko IshiyamaSally JonesSelma KaracaShana KroizSimon Levy

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“Workt by Hand”: Hidden Labor and Historical Quilts is organized by the Brooklyn Museum.

Its presentation at the National Museum of Women in the Arts is made possible through the generous support of the Arkansas State Committee of NMWA and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, an agency supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional funding is provided by the Coby Foundation, the Elizabeth A. Sackler Museum Educational Trust and the members of NMWA.

Mary A. Stinson (American), Crazy Quilt, circa 1880, Silk, 81 1/4 x 81 5/8 in., Brooklyn Museum, Designated Purchase Fund, 1995.87, Brooklyn Museum photograph (Gavin Ashworth, photographer), 2012. Gina Adams photographed by Max Hirshfeld.

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Michele N. TanakaMarion Weiss TurnerBetty UstunJanice van StolkJoy VigeWendy Somerville WallGladys M. WatkinsElsa B. Williams

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PRESIDENTEmily Bittner Willey

VICE PRESIDENTSuzanne Willett

CRAFT SHOW CO-CHAIRSRuth ConantMary Beth Nethercutt

PREVIEW NIGHT BENEFIT CO-CHAIRSAnne-Lise Auclair-JonesAnn Peel

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May 16 - 18, 2014

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Over 200 juried artists showcasing the best contemporary Fine Art

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MICHAEL MONROE has been a vibrant and influential figure in contemporary American

craft for 40 years. He has served as director of curatorial affairs at the Bellevue Arts

Museum, as executive director of the American Craft Council, as president of the Peter

Joseph Gallery, New York, and as curator of the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery.

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JO ANNE COOPER is a director of Boston’s Mobilia Gallery, an internationally known

gallery featuring 20th and 21st century decorative arts, sculpture, paintings, textiles and

studio jewelry. Cooper has curated numerous exhibitions showcasing American and

international artists. She has also juried numerous exhibitions including the American

Craft Council and the Enamellist Society.

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KATE LYDON is the director of exhibitions at the Society for Contemporary Craft (SCC)

and oversees the installation of exhibitions mounted at SCC’s main Strip District gallery

and at the One Mellon satellite gallery in downtown Pittsburgh. With more than

25 years at SCC she has a strong working knowledge of the contemporary

craft field, artist and process, and public education about crafts.

Michael Monroe, Jo Anne Cooper & Kate Lydon2014 Craft Show Jurors

2014 CRAFT SHOW JURORS

The Smithsonian Women’s Committee is dedicated to presenting to the public the finest of American crafts in an

environment of proven quality and unwavering support for the artist’s vision, creativity and work ethic.

You are asked to give your full attention to the goal of selecting the most accomplished artisans in our applicant pool.

You should not be dismissive if an artist’s style of work has remained relatively unchanged for some years if this style is

the unique design statement originating and identified with the artist, and if the work still seems exciting and innovative.

We encourage you to choose new and innovative work if it reflects excellence, is well-conceived and expertly executed

without technical faults. It should be indicative of the unique design, skill and vision of the best American crafts.

We have confidence in your ability to recognize and choose the finest work available in the 2014 applicant pool.

CHARGE TO THE JURORS

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Aakofii*

Booth #230 Leather

The Jewelry Designer2225 High Point TrailAtlanta, GA 30331

(646) [email protected]

aakofii.com

Jackie Abrams

Booth #107 Basketry

110 Arbor Hill Commons, #24Brattleboro, VT 05301


jackieabrams.com

Christine Adcock

Booth #225 Basketry

Leaves Of GrassP.O. Box 31109Santa Barbara, CA 93130


adcockstudios.com

Tadao Arimoto*

Booth #229 Wood

Arimoto Design & Woodworking1800 Columbus AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15233


tadaoarimoto.com

Carolyn Morris Bach

Booth #123 Jewelry

PO Box 561Carolina, RI 02812


Michael Bauermeister

Booth #507 Wood

6560 Augusta Bottom RoadAugusta, MO 63332


Hayne Bayless

Booth #319 Ceramics

56A Pond Meadow RoadIvoryton, CT 06442


Brian Becher

Booth #234 Glass

Brian Becher Glass1280 W. Fifth AvenueColumbus, OH 43212


brianbecher.com

Tregea Bevan

Booth #307 Wearable Art

180 Barre StreetMontpelier, VT 05602


Lucrezia Bieler

Booth #330 Paper

3795 Overlook DriveTallahassee, FL 32311


Bonnie Bishoff & J.M. Syron

Booth #226 Mixed Media

249 Mere Point Road, #1Brunswick, ME 04011


James Borden

Booth #125 Wood

52 7th AvenueSibley, IA 51249


timeshapes.com


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Jessica Brandl*

Booth #232 Ceramics

3835 Parker Avenue, Apt. 2West Palm Beach, FL 33405


jessicabrandl.com

Robert Briscoe

Booth #236 Ceramics

2785 Stark RoadHarris, MN 55032


Devin Burgess

Booth #327 Glass

Borealis Studios42 Wilson StreetGreensboro, VT 05841


borealisstudios.com

Sandra Byers

Booth #212 Ceramics

300 Pine Street, P.O. Box 77Rock Springs, WI 53961


thebyersstudio.com

Lisa Call*

Booth #304 Decorative Fiber

Contemporary Textile Paintings1450 S Jersey WayDenver, CO 80224


lisacall.com

Namu Cho

Booth #109 Jewelry

Namu Co.7217 Grubby Thicket WayBethesda, MD 20817


Fong Choo

Booth #106 Ceramics

3415 Warner AvenueLouisville, KY 40207


Jiyoung Chung

Booth #113 Paper

P.O. Box #1033Providence, RI 02901


jiyoungchung.com

Paveen “Beer” Chunhaswasdikul

Booth #305 Ceramics

Beer’s Pottery117 Lakepoint DriveGadsden, AL 35901


beers-pottery.com

Petra Class

Booth #222 Jewelry

1072 Alabama StreetSan Francisco, CA 94110


Ignatius Creegan & Rod Givens


Ignatius Hats204 S Market StreetPetersburg, VA 23803


Deborah Cross


22A Roache RoadFreedom, CA 95019


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Kate Cusack*

Booth #213 Jewelry

265 Hoyt StreetBrooklyn, NY 11217

[email protected]

katecusack.com

Lisa & Scott Cylinder


511 Main StreetOley, PA 19547


lisaandscottcylinder.com

Donna D’Aquino*

Booth #306 Jewelry

Donna D’Aquino Studios58 Holt Hill RoadBethel, ME 04217


Randall Darwall


Darwall + Murphy294 Old Main StreetSouth Yarmouth, MA 02664


randalldarwall.com

Ronald Dekok

Booth #335 Furniture

6735 Henry RoadBelleville, WI 53508


Mark Del Guidice


PO Box 1221Concord, MA 01742


markdelguidice.com

Sharon & Mark Diebolt


Hammill/Diebolt Studio76 Hazelwood TerraceRochester, NY 14609


www.hammilldiebolt.com

Kathleen Dustin


Kathleen Dustin Design469 Dustin RoadContoocook, NH 03229


kathleendustin.com

Susan Dyer*

Booth #301 Jewelry

317A East Main StreetChattanooga, TN 37408


susandyerjewelry.com

James & Renee Nielsen Engebretson

Booth #116 Glass

James Engebretson370 Hatchery RoadHudson, WI 54016


jimandrenee.com

Sandra Enterline

Booth #228 Jewelry

2140 Bush Street #2San Francisco, CA 95115


Paul Eshelman

Booth #134 Ceramics

Eshelman PotteryP. O. Box 455238 N Main StreetElizabeth, IL 61028


eshelmanpottery.com


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Terry Evans*

Booth #114 Wood

Spiritwood10521 W 91st StreetOverland Park, KS 66214


terryevanswoodart.com

Darlys Ewoldt

Booth #231 Metal

1745 W Columbia Ave.Chicago, IL 60626


Gerard Ferrari*

Booth #205 Ceramics

8 Mansfield Hollow Road ExtMansfield Center, CT 06250


gerardferrari.com

Martha Fieber


6881W County Road 448Manistique, MI 49854


Wesley Fleming*

Booth #315 Glass

P.O. Box 73Ashfield, MA 01330


wesleyfleming.com

Pat Flynn

Booth #337 Jewelry

Pat Flynn Incorporated480 Mohonk RoadHigh Falls, NY 12561


patflynninc.com

Steven Ford & David Forlano


1714 N Mascher StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19122


Donald Friedlich

Booth #328 Jewelry

2712 Marshall ParkwayMadison, WI 53713


donaldfriedlich.com

Karen Gilbert

Booth #133 Jewelry

5915 Vine Hill RoadSebastopol, CA 95472


karengilbert.com

Juanita Girardin


P.O. Box 368Velarde, NM 87582


juanitagirardin.com

Michael Gloor*


Gloor Design24A Dorset Mill RoadExeter, RI 02822


gloordesign.com

Jenna Goldberg


Jenna Goldberg Studio75C Willow StreetProvidence, RI 02909


jennagoldbergstudio.com

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Danielle Gori-Montanelli


21 Fields RoadMiddlebury, VT 05753


studiodgm.com

Jenifer & Don Green


Greentree Home22 Prospect StreetDelhi, NY 13753


greentreehome.com

Harvey Greenwald

Booth #333 Leather

Greenforest Design92 Lower Wisner RoadWarwick, NY 10990


greenforestdesignleather.com

Carrie Gustafson

Booth #211 Glass

12 Pond Lane #42Arlington, MA 02474


Valerie Hector

Booth #404 Jewelry

1187 Wilmette AvenueWilmette, IL 60091


valeriehector.com

Elaine Hyde

Booth #224 Glass

P.O. Box 7125Los Osos, CA 93412


elainehyde.com

Reiko Ishiyama

Booth #117 Jewelry

252 W 30th Street #9BNew York, NY 10001


John Iversen

Booth #320 Jewelry

J.Iversen Jewels214 Springs Fireplace Road, #2East Hampton, NY 11937


Mary Jackson

Booth #201 Basketry

Sweetgrass BasketsPO Box 12027Charleston, SC 29422


Janel Jacobson

Booth #203 JewelryBooth #203 Wood

41421 Ferry RoadHarris, MN 55032


Nicario Jimenez


5531 Teak Wood DriveNaples, FL 34119


Ray Jones

Booth #310 Wood

Ray Jones Woodcrafts429 Sondley Woods PlaceAsheville, NC 28805


rayjoneswoodboxes.com


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Guy Michaels*


Alabaster Designs By Guy Michaels P.O. Box 2697El Granada, CA 94018


alabasterbyguymichaels.com

Stephen Merritt

Booth #131 Ceramics

222 Hermitage RoadRochester, NY 14617


merrittvessel.com

Jennifer McCurdy

Booth #318 Ceramics

P.O. Box 138Vineyard Haven, MA 02568


jennifermccurdy.com

Marge Margulies

Booth #227 Ceramics

18147 Neeley RoadGuerneville, CA 95446


margemarguliespottery.com

Aaron Macsai

Booth #127 Jewelry

8702 Georgiana AvenueMorton Grove, IL 60053


Bruce MacDonald*

Booth #406 Metal

Havoc Gallery27 Sears LaneBurlington, VT 05401


havocgallery.com

Amy Roper Lyons


22 Oakland PlaceSummit, NJ 07901


amyroperlyons.com

Ken Loeber & Dona Look

Booth #120B Jewelry

Loeber + LookE 4504 Turkey LaneAlgoma, WI 54201


loeberlook.com

Meg Little


P.O. Box 1105Newport, RI 02840


meglittle.com

Cliff Lee

Booth #216 Ceramics

Lee Gallery170 W Girl Scout RoadStevens, PA 17578


cliffleeporcelain.com

Ani Kasten

Booth #314 Ceramics

Ani Kasten CeramicsP.O. Box 392Mt. Rainier, MD 20712


anikasten.com

Richard Judd


6896 Paoli RoadBelleville, WI 53508


richardjudd.com

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Sandra Miller


P.O. Box 1681West Chester, PA 19380


Dan Mirer

Booth #403 Glass

186 South PlaceCorning, NY 14830


www.danmirer.com

Reiko Miyagi*

Booth #331 Ceramics

Studio Tabula RasaP.O. Box 1559Weaverville, NC 28787


studiotabularasa.com

Hideaki Miyamura

Booth #118 Ceramics

56 Osgood RoadKensington, NH 03833


Victoria Moore

Booth #401 Jewelry

916 Spring Creek RoadBellefonte, PA 16823


victoriamoore.net

Hiroshi Nakayama

Booth #124 Ceramics

193 Fisk RoadWorthington, MA 01098


nakayamaceramics.com

Barry Newstat


1515 Race StreetWestern Springs, IL 60558


www.barrynewstatfurniture.com

Amy Nguyen*


15 Channel Center StreetBoston, MA 02210


amynguyentextiles.com

Mina Norton


520 West 27th StreetNew York, NY 10001


emiko oye*

Booth #104 Jewelry

940 Natoma Street, #2San Francisco, CA 94103


rewarestyle.com

Jeung-Hwa Park


50 Nelson StreetProvidence, RI 02908


Sang Joon Park

Booth #336 Ceramics

Sang Ceramic Studio22 Merritt AvenueCresskill, NJ 07626


sangjoonpark.com


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Joanne Russo

Booth #233 Basketry

P.O. Box 250Saxtons River, VT 05154


joannerusso.com

Justin Rothshank*

Booth #100 Ceramics

63786 County Road 33Goshen, IN 46528


rothshank.com

Kevin Rodel*


Kevin Rodel Furniture & Design Studio14 Maine Street, Box 63Brunswick, ME 04011


kevinrodel.com

Chris Roberts-Antieau


927 Royal StreetNew Orleans, LA 70116


Luanne Rimel


810 Tuxedo BoulevardSt. Louis, MO 63119


luannerimel.com

K. Riley


520 Twin Oaks DriveHavertown, PA 19083


k-riley-designs.com

Joseph Pozycinski

Booth #221 Glass

Pozycinski Studios1044 Andrews RoadSparta, MO 65753


pozycinski.com

Isabelle Posillico*

Booth #120A Jewelry

P.O. Box 15138Santa Rosa, CA 95402


isabelleposillico.com

Bruce Pizzichillo & Dari Gordon

Booth #202 Glass

2680 Union StreetOakland, CA 94607


Kenny Pieper

Booth #126 Glass

2778 Halls Chapel RoadBurnsville, NC 28714


Peter Petrochko

Booth #130 Wood

370 Quaker Farms RoadOxford, CT 06478


peterpetrochko.com

Jim & Shirl Parmentier

Booth #128 Ceramics

P.O. Box 35Mars Hill, NC 28754


parmentierpottery.com

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Marne Ryan

Booth #505 Metal

Ryan Designs532 S Ohio StreetAnaheim, CA 92805


marneryan.com

Norm Sartorius

Booth #321 Wood

1807 Plum StreetParkersburg, WV 26101


normsartorius.com

Michael Schunke & Josie Gluck

Booth #119 Glass

Vetro Vero203 Prospect AvenueWest Grove, PA 19390


vetrovero.com

Biba Schutz

Booth #215 Jewelry

155 West 29th Street, # 2-9BNew York, NY 10001


bibaschutz.com

Eric Serritella

Booth #112 Ceramics

Eric Serritella Studio1000 Smith Level Road, #B2Carrboro, NC 27510


ericserritella.com

Mike Shuler

Booth #332 Wood

1735 Rodriguez StreetSanta Cruz, CA 95062


Wendy Stevens

Booth #223 Metal

320 Old State RoadBoyertown, PA 19512


Judy Stone

Booth #208 Metal

P.O. Box 254El Cerrito, CA 94530


jstoneenamels.com

Mark Sudduth

Booth #502 Glass

Sudduth Glass3879 Mayfield RoadCleveland Heights, OH 44121


sudduthglass.com

Museum & Library114 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT 06510 (203) 562-4183

Pardee-Morris House(Open Seasonally) 325 Lighthouse Road, New Haven, CT 06512

/NewHavenMuseum@newhavenmuseum newhavenmuseum.org


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Mark Whitley*


Mark Whitley Studio1711 Patterson RoadSmiths Grove, KY 42171


mwhitley.com

Philip Weber

Booth #105 Wood

26 Long Mountain AcresEffort, PA 18330


weberboxes.com

Kiwon Wang

Booth #207 Jewelry

526 W 26th Street, #704New York, NY 10001


kiwonwang.net

Jerilyn Virden

Booth #327 Ceramics

Borealis Studios42 Wilson StreetGreensboro, VT 05841


jvirdenceramics.com

Victoria Varga & Daniel Brouder*

Booth #206 Jewelry

Victoria Varga Inc.21 Foreside RoadCumberland Foreside, ME 04110


victoriavarga.com

Myung Urso

Booth #329 Jewelry

770 Highland AvenueRochester, NY 14620


Elaine Unzicker*

Booth #308 Metal

1107 South Rice RoadOjai, CA 93023


unzickerdesign.com

Horace “Tom” & Shawn Thomas

Booth #302 Leather

Thomas Leathers2202 Songbird TrailBelton, TX 76513


thomasleatherstudio.com

Justin Teilhet

Booth #204 Ceramics

2444 Street, Rt. 343Yellow Springs, OH 45387


jteilhetporcelain.com

Didi Suydam

Booth #334 Jewelry

Didi Suydam Contemporary32 Hamilton AvenueJamestown, RI 02835


didisuydam.com

Akiko Sugiyama

Booth #102 Paper

5 Bay Hill DriveOrmond Beach, FL 32174


Boyd Sugiki & Lisa Zerkowitz

Booth #136 Glass

Two Tone Studios LLC3237 SW Genesee StreetSeattle, WA 98126


twotonestudios.com

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John Wilbar*


John Wilbar Design222 West Abriendo AvenuePueblo, CO 81004

(719)[email protected]

johnwilbar.com

Roberta & David Williamson

Booth #209 JewelryBooth #209 Mixed Media

140 Manning DriveBerea, OH 44017


Faith Wilson


Faith Wilson Art9790 Fish Hatchery RoadChestertown, MD 21620


faithwilsonart.com

2013 SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW

Best of ShowReiko Ishiyama (Jewelry)

Gold Award — The Susie Gray Founder’s AwardDeborah Falls (Decorative Fiber)

Silver AwardK. Riley (Wearable Art)

Bronze AwardMike Shuler (Wood)

Excellence in CeramicsCliff Lee

Excellence in GlassNick Leonoff

Excellence in JewelryPetra Class

Excellence in WoodCharles Faucher

New Direction — Excellence in Design of the FutureJoAnne Russo (Basketry)

First Time Exhibitor AwardJames Borden (Wood)

EXHIBITORS’ CHOICE AWARDS

Gold AwardJames Borden (Wood)

Silver AwardCarrie Gustafson (Glass)

Bronze AwardLuanne Rimel (Decorative Fiber)

Award Winners

Susan & Jeff Wise

Booth #317 Jewelry

PO Box 2916Durango, CO 81302


2xwise.com

Stephen Zeh

Booth #303 Basketry

PO Box 381Temple, ME 04984


tamberlaine.com

Jennifer Zurick

Booth #121 Basketry

345 Wolf Gap RoadBerea, KY 40403


jenniferhellerzurick.com Beverly Rezneck Photography

By Appointment202/244-1738

beverlyrezneckphotography.com

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