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Thursday Conference Report
Wednesday of Arts and Crafts Conference week is always both worrisome and satisfying, for this is the day that we transform two empty ballrooms, ten meeting rooms, two hallways and a pair of registration desks into the skeleton of an Arts…

Wednesday Report: Moving In Day
There is always something about a milestone anniversary, in this case our thirtieth, that causes one to reflect on how things have changed.
As I drove up Sunset Mountain yesterday and caught my first glimpse of the Grove Park Inn this week,…

Tuesday Report: Chasing 2000 Calendars
While I often tell people that I live in Asheville, in truth fifteen years ago I moved from north Asheville to an unincorporated “town” six miles away by the name of Fairview. In truth, Fairview consists of a small bank, a smaller post…

Monday Conference Report
Monday of Arts and Crafts week is our last day in the office, as Alex, Jan and I are packing up dozens of cardboard boxes and vinyl tubs filled with name badges, plastic holders, books, catalogs, magazines, auction items, donations for drawings,…

Silent Auction Techniques
Well, with the 30th National Arts and Crafts Conference now just days away, the boxes have begun piling up in the office: name badges, magazines to distribute, calendars to hand out, books, postcards, posters, tote bags, envelopes and, of…
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ArtsandCraftsCollector.com is a website dedicated to exploring the works, artisans, historical origins and the contemporary revival of the American Arts & Crafts Movement. The historic movement started as a response to the country’s Industrial Revolution and encouraged simple design paying tribute to the natural world over the intricate design of the Victorian era.
