American Craft Magazine is a publication that celebrates the art and craft of making things by hand. It features stories, profiles, interviews, and essays that showcase the creativity, diversity, and innovation of contemporary craft artists. It also explores the history, culture, and social impact of craft in America and around the world.
The magazine covers a wide range of craft media, such as ceramics, glass, metal, wood, fiber, paper, and mixed media. It showcases the work of both emerging and established artists, as well as the latest trends, techniques, and materials. It also highlights the role of craft in education, community development, environmental sustainability, and social justice.
American Craft Magazine is more than just a magazine. It is a platform for dialogue and exchange among craft enthusiasts, practitioners, educators, collectors, curators, and critics. It is a source of inspiration and information for anyone who appreciates the beauty and meaning of handmade objects. It is a voice for the craft movement in America and beyond.
The magazine is published 4 times a year by the American Craft Council (ACC), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the understanding and appreciation of contemporary craft. The ACC also organizes craft shows, awards, exhibitions, programs, and events that connect artists and audiences across the country.
American Craft Magazine has a rich history that dates back to 1941, when it was founded as Craft Horizons by Aileen Osborn Webb, a visionary philanthropist and craft advocate. The magazine changed its name to American Craft in 1979 to reflect its broader scope and mission. Since then, it has been recognized as one of the leading publications in the field of craft.
American Craft Magazine invites you to join its community of readers who share a passion for craft. Whether you are a maker, a collector, a teacher, a student, or simply a curious mind, you will find something to inspire you in every issue. Subscribe today and discover the world of craft!
