Little Journeys

Waving Through a Zoom Window

by Kate Nixon   I sat in awe at what I was seeing live. While it had been ages since I had walked the streets of Berkeley in my home state of California, I was seeing the exterior of a gorgeous bungalow in real time complete with the…

A Frank Lloyd Wright Gas Station

by Kate Nixon   Editor's note: the article has been corrected to show the correct spelling of the Minnesota city as Cloquet, not Cloquette.    Fallingwater. Robie House. Taliesin West. A Service Station in Cloquet, Minnesota.…

The Visions of Harry Clarke

by Kate Nixon (Editor's note: this article has been republished. The original date of publication is September 30th, 2022.)     One of the most well-known figures of the Irish Arts and Crafts Movement, Harry Clarke's…

Taking Virtual Journeys

By Bruce Johnson Editor's note: Originally published April 5th, 2021.    Until we all begin to feel comfortable traveling again, our computers will have to continue to serve as the gateways to our next adventure. I always look forward…

In Defense of Books and the Bookstore: Have We Leaned In Too Far Into Digital Assets?

by Kate Nixon       Is it just me or has the threat towards hard bound publications reached an all-time high lately? Never mind the number of magazines dedicated to the Arts and Crafts movement dwindling down…

Still Remembering a Contemporary Craftswoman for the Ages

by Kate Nixon   I know we are past Women's History Month, but I'm still thinking about Nancy Hiller.     Being the director of the National Arts and Crafts Conference and Shows means a number of things. Among…

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