Craft Board News Today

The Art Directors Guild has elected a new slate of executive board officers, and for the first time in history, the top-ranking four are all women.

ArtsHub farewells a founding member of four peak craft and arts organisations, and a tireless advocate for the craft sector – Jane Burns AM.

Sept. 11, 1973: “Renaissance Man” Vincent Price brought his expertise in art and interior design on a visit to the Viewmont Mall.

The weather held out. The crowds came, the Black Brook Singers were drumming, the food aromas were enticing, and it was a day of celebration in Aquinnah for the annual Native Artisan Market and Festival. The festival, in its 16th year, provides an opportunity for local — and not so local — Native American artists […]

PEMBROKE — The Lumbee Tribal Council is calling on North Carolina congressmen and the Commission of Indian Affairs to protest the possible amendment of a law…

PEMBROKE — The Lumbee Tribal Council is calling on North Carolina congressmen and the Commission of Indian Affairs to protest the possible amendment of a law…

Beyond visiting the casino resorts that operate on sovereign Native land, visitors to Phoenix can connect to Native American culture in many ways...

National Park Service Provides Guidance and Resources Regarding Authentic Native American Handicrafts

First Nations artist Jenna Lee appointed to Craft Victoria Board Jenna Lee, Photo: Rhett Hammerton. MELBOURNE .-Craft Victoria announced the appointment of experienced First Nations artist Jenna Lee to the Board as a Craft Industry Professional non-Executive Director. Ms Lee is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri woman who also has Chinese, Japanese, Filipino and Anglo-Australian ancestry. Her interdisciplinary art practice works across painting, projection, found object and sculpture, with a r...