Through the looking glass - art critic in the land of crafts

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An art critic describes her experiences attending the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, ME. At first she was apprehensive that the artists would not accept her, but once she started creating her own pottery, she relaxed and found the experience enjoyable.

Methods, Personal narratives, Appreciation, Art criticism, Artist colonies, Art critics

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Outsider-in: Ronna Neuenschwander's African journey

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Ronna Neuenschwander's sculptures are described as a mixture of traditional craft, folk art, and mixed-media sculpture. They are also described as a mixture of an insider's portrait and an outsider's documentation influenced by Neuenschwander's African experiences.

Criticism and interpretation, Works, Figure sculpture, Neuenschwander, Ronna

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A journey to health through art

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Embroiderer Lee Malerich used her fight with colon cancer as a source of creativity to create works which have strong social and emotional content. Malerich successfully held an exhibition of her works at the Jacksonville clinic in Florida in October 1997.

Behavior, Portrayals, Cancer, Women artisans, Malerich, Lee

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