| American Craft 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Alchemy of hand and spirit. (weaver Sandra Brownlee) | Home and garden | Seelig, Warren |
| Alma Eikerman, 1908-1995. (metalsmith) (Obituary) | Home and garden | Schick, Marjorie |
| Anne Kingsbury: contemporary fabulist. (artist) | Home and garden | Paine, Janice T. |
| Ann Matlock: a Texas weaver. | Home and garden | Carraro, Francine |
| Arrowmont's gift. (Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg, Tennessee) | Home and garden | Leicht, Noel |
| Celebrating Ken Ferguson. (potter) | Home and garden | Degener, Patricia |
| Concetta Mason. (glass sculptor) | Home and garden | McCoy, Mary |
| Contemporary glass: seduction vs. intellect. | Home and garden | Kangas, Matthew |
| Design jewelry Betty Cooke. | Home and garden | Martin, Richard |
| "Double Vision." (jewelry and art metalwork exhibition) | Home and garden | Stoner, Deb |
| Gina Pankowski. (metalsmith) (Portfolio) | Home and garden | |
| Helen Shirk. (sculptor) | Home and garden | Wallace, Judy Nichols |
| Helping weave the dream: the California Basket Weavers Association brings together makers and supporters of a native craft. | Home and garden | Snyder, George |
| 'I don't really collect.' | Home and garden | Lovelace, Joyce |
| John Cederquist: Franklin Parrasch Gallery New York, New York April 7-May 20, 1995. (furniture maker) | Home and garden | Princenthal, Nancy |
| Jon Kuhn: radiant vision. (glass sculptor) | Home and garden | Byrd, Joan Falconer |
| Judith Schaechter: modern martyrs. (glass painter) | Home and garden | Douglas, Mary |
| Karyl Sisson: the ordinary transformed. (artist) | Home and garden | Muchnic, Suzanne |
| Kiyomi Iwata Ken Loeber. (textile sculptor; ornamental artist; exhibition of works) (Focus) | Home and garden | Krantz, Claire Wolf |
| Laura Foster Nicholson: weaving meditations and maps. (weaver) | Home and garden | Clowes, Jody |
| Lucie Rie/Hans Coper: masterworks by two British potters. | Home and garden | Williams, Gerry |
| Michael Good. (art metalworker and jeweler) | Home and garden | Fox, Nicols |
| Michael Jaross: Pacifica Glassworks. (artisan) | Home and garden | Miller, Bonnie J. |
| Michael Lucero: homage to ancient arts. (sculptor) | Home and garden | Failing, Patricia |
| Nora Naranjo-Morse: mud woman. | Home and garden | Silberman, Robert |
| Poet in wood: John Dunnigan. (furniture designer) | Home and garden | Temin, Christine |
| Praising Arizona. (Arizona Designer Craftsmen) | Home and garden | Lovelace, Joyce |
| Revivals! Diverse traditions 1920-1945. (American craft) | Home and garden | Bamberger, Joan |
| Richard Marquis: material culture. (artist) | Home and garden | Porges, Maria |
| Richard Royal. (glass artist; exhibition of works) (Focus) | Home and garden | Brandt, Beverly K. |
| Sandy Simon. (potter) | Home and garden | Clowes, Jody |
| Sculptural Concerns: Contemporary American Metalworking. (traveling exhibition) | Home and garden | Princenthal, Nancy |
| Susan Summa. (fabric designer) | Home and garden | Bensley, Lis |
| Syd Carpenter: rooted in clay. (sculptor) | Home and garden | Spencer, Dorothy |
| Sylvia Hyman. (clay sculptor) | Home and garden | Doubet, Ward |
| The making of quilts; the maker of quilts. | Home and garden | Martin, Lois |
| The narrative jewelry of Kiff Slemmons. | Home and garden | Miller, Bonnie J. |
| The pleasure and meaning of making. (man as inherently artistic being) | Home and garden | Dissanayake, Ellen |
| Therman Statom: Northern Tide. (installation work, Dorothy Weiss Gallery, San Francisco, California) | Home and garden | Porges, Maria |
| Tom Joyce: architectural blacksmith. | Home and garden | Lebow, Edward |
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