It’s Art & Design time at AmericanStyle, and once again we’ve set our sights on artists’ spaces. The key to unlocking the doors to all the homes featured on the following pages is transformation.
Read MoreFairest of Them All
For the second year in a row, Kentucky Crafted: The Market pulled ahead of the competition to win the top spot in AmericanStyle’s seventh annual Top 10 Fairs and Festivals competition.
Read MoreStyle Spotlight: Is Art School in Your Future?
There’s no better time than now to make good on your resolution to sign up for a class or workshop in one of the visual arts.
Read MoreAmericanStyle’s 2011 Essential Guide to Fairs & Festivals
Whether you’re a local arts enthusiast or a cross-country traveler, consider the following month-by-month compilation of national fairs, festivals and retail shows as the ultimate contemporary craft resource.
Read MoreStyle Spotlight: Under the Sea
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History has merged science, conservation and art in the exhibition “Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef.”
Read MoreStyle Spotlight: Rewarding Creativity
The national grant-making and advocacy firm United States Artists (USA) has outdone itself again
Read MoreArts Travel: A Glass-Filled Weekend
The Creative Glass Center of America at WheatonArts in Millville, N.J., and the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass are presenting the biennial GlassWeekend June 10-12.
Read MoreArts Travel: B&B Artfully
If you’re looking for the perfect desert hideaway this spring, we suggest the Hermosa Inn in Paradise Valley, Ariz.
Read MoreArts Travel: Never Ending Stick Work
Not all sculpture is built to last. “I believe that sculpture, like a good flowerbed, has its season,” explains Chapel Hill, N.C.-based sculptor Patrick Dougherty.
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Parting Shot: Walkabout
For some people, a house is just a house. For Houston metal artist Harold Siefert, it’s the takeoff for incredible flights of fancy.
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