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Announcing 2024 Craft Archive Fellows

Announcing 2024 Craft Archive Fellows

Six fellows will receive a $5,000 honorarium to conduct archival research on underrepresented and non-dominant craft histories in the US.

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2024 Craft Research Fund Recipients

This year, the Craft Research Fund Awards $70,000 to 9 scholars, artist-researchers, organizations, and institutions in support of research-driven craft publications, exhibitions, and projects in the U.S.

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Now Hiring

The Center for Craft is accepting applications for the full-time position of Cowork Community Coordinator.

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Craft Matters

Center for Craft evolves strategic direction to explore how and why craft matters. Craft Matters is focused on activating resources, catalyzing craft communities, and amplifying craft’s impact.

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The

Center

for

Craft

increases

access

to

craft

by

empowering

and

resourcing

artists,

organizations,

and

communities

through

grants,

fellowships,

and

programs

that

bring

people

together.

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Exhibition

Hammer and Hope

“Hammer and Hope” features two contemporary furniture makers – Robell Awake and Charlie Ryland – whose work engages with the contributions of a family of skilled Black craftspeople of the antebellum South who have been largely erased from the historical archive. Through contemporary chair-making, they imagine a counter-narrative that centers and celebrates the contributions of Black makers in the past and present.

Nov

17

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Jul

13

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CATALYZING CRAFT COMMUNITIES

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Preservers, Innovators, and Rescuers of Culture in Chiapas

“Preservers, Innovators, and Rescuers of Culture in Chiapas” (November 17, 2023 - July 13, 2024) features textiles by acclaimed Indigenous artisanas (artists) from Chiapas, Mexico commissioned by 2022 Craft Research Fund Artist Fellow, Aram Han Sifuentes.

Nov

17

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Jul

13

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Exhibition events

Susana Maria Gómez Gonzalez, Maria Gonzalez Guillén, and Anastacia Juana Gómez Gonzalez with their artworks in Zinacantán in Chiapas, México.

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