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SUMMARY:CraftNow Create: Paper Moths
DESCRIPTION:CraftNow Create | Sat. Nov 1\, 2025 | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm ET | Smith Memorial Playground: 3500 Reservoir Drive in East Fairmount Park\n\nJoin the Museum for Art in Wood and other Philadelphia arts organizations for a fun day of crafting with CraftNow Create at Smith Memorial Playground! Get inspired by the beauty of bugs this fall and customize your very own diy paper moth. Use a variety of patterned paper and collage material to create a colorful and unique design. Draw inspiration from nature’s endless variety of shapes and patterns. Make it into a fashionable pin\, wall decoration or magnet for the fridge.\n\n\nAbout CraftNow \nCraftNOW Philadelphia unites the leading institutions and artists of Philadelphia’s community in a celebration of the city’s rich legacy in the field\, its internationally-recognized contemporary scene\, and its important role as an incubator for arts based in wood\, clay\, fiber\, metal and glass. Through both creating and spotlighting events during the week of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show\, CraftNOW invites locals and visitors alike to explore Philadelphia’s innovations in the world of the handmade. \nWe believe craft is an important form of expression\, which brings wholeness in people’s lives and enriches communities. Craft can be a convener in a divisive age. People from all walks of life\, all ethnicities\, all age groups\, all neighborhoods and all political viewpoints can and do participate in making things. \nIt is our goal to be innovators and thought leaders when encouraging our peers to unite their “craft capital” in ways that generate a supportive network to the betterment of their local communities and the field at large.
URL:https://museumforartinwood.org/event/craftnow-create-paper-moths/
LOCATION:Smith Memorial Playground\, 3500 Reservoir Dr\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19121\, United States
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SUMMARY:CraftMONTH Dual Tour: FWM + Center for Art in Wood
DESCRIPTION:Click HERE to RSVP \nCelebrate CraftMONTH with this guided tour of two best-in-craft exhibitions at The Fabric Workshop and Museum and The Center for Art in Wood. \nAt FWM\, experience Rose B. Simpson Dream House\, an immersive multi-room installation organized as a journey through the artist’s psyche. Inspired by Pueblo architecture\, her ancestral landscape\, and magical realism\, Simpson explores the imprints and through-lines that connect and orient her life as an artist\, an Indigenous person\, and a mother. Through unique displays of ceramics\, textiles\, sculptures\, paintings\, and Simpson’s first-ever works in video\, the artist invites us to navigate the contours of intimacy\, memory\, and belonging. \nAt The Center for Art in Wood\, discover the vessel as a source of inspiration for artists working in wood. Vessel: Embodiment\, Autonomy\, and Ornament in Wood explores eternal questions of offering and ownership\, concealment\, and emptiness. For millennia\, the idea of the vessel has been used to explain the secrets of the universe. This exhibition\, which includes works from the Center’s permanent collection as well as on loan\, demonstrates the breadth of reflection\, empowerment\, subversion\, and spiritual awareness inspired by the act of containment and the vessel form. \nFWM is located at 1214 Arch Street. After touring Rose B. Simpson: Dream House\, stroll down Arch Street and turn left on N 3rd to reach The Center for Art and Wood at 141 N. 3rd Street. \nThis event is co-organized with CraftNOW in conjunction with CraftMONTH and Rose B. Simpson: Dream House. \nPictured: At left: Rose B. Simpson\, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum\, Philadelphia. Dream House (installation detail)\, 2022. Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño; At right: Kyle Cattier\, “Empty Vessels Make the Loudest Sound.” Wood\, rope\, ink\, 105 x 12 x 12”. Courtesy of the artist.
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LOCATION:The Center for Art in Wood\, 141 N 3rd Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:CraftMONTH 2nd Thursday: FWM + Center for Art in Wood
DESCRIPTION:Click HERE to RSVP \nCelebrate CraftMONTH with this guided tour of two best-in-craft exhibitions at The Fabric Workshop and Museum and The Center for Art in Wood. \nAt FWM\, experience Rose B. Simpson Dream House\, an immersive multi-room installation organized as a journey through the artist’s psyche. Inspired by Pueblo architecture\, her ancestral landscape\, and magical realism\, Simpson explores the imprints and through-lines that connect and orient her life as an artist\, an Indigenous person\, and a mother. Through unique displays of ceramics\, textiles\, sculptures\, paintings\, and Simpson’s first-ever works in video\, the artist invites us to navigate the contours of intimacy\, memory\, and belonging. \nAt The Center for Art in Wood\, discover the vessel as a source of inspiration for artists working in wood. Vessel: Embodiment\, Autonomy\, and Ornament in Wood explores eternal questions of offering and ownership\, concealment\, and emptiness. For millennia\, the idea of the vessel has been used to explain the secrets of the universe. This exhibition\, which includes works from the Center’s permanent collection as well as on loan\, demonstrates the breadth of reflection\, empowerment\, subversion\, and spiritual awareness inspired by the act of containment and the vessel form. \nFWM is located at 1214 Arch Street. After touring Rose B. Simpson: Dream House\, stroll down Arch Street and turn left on N 3rd to reach The Center for Art and Wood at 141 N. 3rd Street. \nThis event is co-organized with CraftNOW in conjunction with CraftMONTH and Rose B. Simpson: Dream House. \nPictured: At left: Rose B. Simpson\, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum\, Philadelphia. Dream House (installation detail)\, 2022. Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño; At right: Kyle Cattier\, “Empty Vessels Make the Loudest Sound.” Wood\, rope\, ink\, 105 x 12 x 12”. Courtesy of the artist.
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SUMMARY:Exploration\, Experimentation\, Collaboration: 25 Years of the Windgate International Residency Program
DESCRIPTION:Exploration\, Experimentation\, Collaboration: 25 Years of the Windgate International Residency Program | Fri. November 6\, 2020 | 2:55 – 3:40 PM ET | LIVE on ZOOM\nCraftNOW symposium 2020 Cultures of Making takes place 2:00–5:00 PM ET October 30th and November 6thTo register click here \nExploration\, Experimentation\, Collaboration: 25 Years of the Windgate International Residency ProgramA discussion with The Center for Art in Wood’s Artistic Director\, Jennifer-Navva Milliken \nPanelists:Max Brosi\, Ireland—Artist Fellow\, ITE 2017Stefano Catalani\, US—Scholar Fellow\, ITE 2010Vivian Chiu\, US—Artist Fellow\, ITE 2018Betty Scarpino\, US—Artist Fellow\, ITE 1999; Photojournalist Fellow\, ITE 2016 \nModerator:Jennifer-Navva Milliken\, Artistic Director of the Center for Art in Wood \nFounded in 1995\, the Windgate International Turning Exchange (ITE) is a uniquely collaborative arts residency program. For two summer months\, artists and researchers from around the world live\, work\, ideate\, and create together in the clamorous center of Philadelphia. Together\, they share knowledge and skill\, but also form lasting bonds that extend beyond the residency. During this tumultuous time\, breakthroughs\, intense bursts of creativity\, material and conceptual experimentations\, and collaborations occur. Significantly\, this singular place-based experience engages a wide community\, beyond the participating fellows—from children enjoying interactive and touchable works in the culminating exhibition of residency work\, to collectors seeking to expand their art holdings.  \nIn the spirit of CraftNOW’s 2020 theme\, Cultures of Making\, the panel discussion\, featuring past fellows of the residency program\, explores the before\, during\, and after experiences sparked by the ITE. It offers a window into this legendary program\, which is now a benchmark for artists seeking to deepen their engagement with the material of wood. The panel accompanies the Center’s concurrent exhibition marking 25 years of the Windgate ITE program. \nTo learn more about Craft Month and the CraftNOW Symposium visit: https://www.craftnowphila.org/symposium/ \nImage: Cristina Tamarez\, Don’t Drop the Log\, 2018
URL:https://museumforartinwood.org/event/exploration-experimentation-collaboration-25-years-of-the-windgate-international-residency-program/
LOCATION:The Center for Art in Wood\, 141 N 3rd Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtual First Friday: Artists\, Curators\, and Cocktails
DESCRIPTION:Virtual First Friday: Artists\, Curators\, and Cocktails | Hosted by CraftNOW | Fri\, May 1\, 2020 | Live on ZOOM at 6:30 pm EDT\nJoin CraftNOW Philadelphia and friends for the inaugural Virtual First Friday\, the first in a series of virtual events hosted by CraftNOW! \nA 30-plus year tradition\, art lovers in Philadelphia have reserved the First Friday of every month for gallery hopping. To continue this tradition\, CraftNOW will help to organize a group of curators and artists each First Friday of the month until we can safely return to our favorite galleries. \nDuring Virtual First Friday\, spend the evening interacting with fellow arts and culture enthusiasts\, and hear from some of Philadelphia’s premier artistic minds during a night of conversation. \nFor the inaugural event\, participating art institutions will include:\nThe Clay Studio\nThe Center for Art in Wood\nPhiladelphia Museum of Art\nWharton Esherick Museum. \nVirtual First Friday will be moderated by CraftNOW Executive Director Leila Carter and will feature artists and curators engaging in 10-minute conversations with question and answer sessions. \nON THE AGENDA\nMay 1\, 2020\, 6:30 p.m.\nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://temple.zoom.us/j/94227700429\nMeeting ID: 942 2770 0429 \nPARTICIPANTS\nThe Clay Studio – Curator of Artistic Programs Jennifer Zwilling and guest artist Clarissa Eck will discuss Clarissa’s use of animals as inspiration with a mini demonstration of her sgraffito carving technique. \nThe Center for Art in Wood – From the ongoing series Object Lessons\, Artistic Director Jennifer-Navva Millikien will present The Saffron Trade\, Wood Turning\, and Pennsylvania Dutch Show-Offs: Saffron Vessels in the Center for Art in Wood’s Permanent Collection. \nPhiladelphia Museum of Art – Artist Roberto Lugo and Philadelphia Museum of Art curators Elisabeth Agro and Jack Hinton will discuss their dynamic gallery installation uniting iconic Ben Franklin representations from across the centuries\, Houdon’s bust of Benjamin Franklin\, and Lugo’s All About the Benjamins. \nWharton Esherick Museum – Curator Emily Zilber will be sharing new resources now available on the museum’s website providing a glimpse into the artist’s studio – an opportunity you wouldn’t normally be afforded while strolling through Old City. \n?Enjoy a May Day cocktail!?\nHere’s the recipe:\n2 ounces gin\n3/4 ounce fresh squeezed lemon juice\n1/2 ounce Grand Marnier\n1/4 ounce simple syrup*\nSparkling topper\, such as champagne\, sparkling wine\, or water
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LOCATION:The Center for Art in Wood\, 141 N 3rd Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Making a Difference Symposium a CraftNow Event
DESCRIPTION:Making a Difference Symposium | CraftNow Philadelphia | Fri Nov 2\, 2018 | 11 am – 7 pm | University of the Arts Gershman Hall\, 401 South Broad Street\n  \n\n\n\n\nEach year\, CraftNOW hosts a symposium to provide a platform for critical discourse in contemporary craft. A half day of talks and moderated discussions is being planned surrounding the theme Making a Difference and is generously being hosted by The University of the Arts. Presentations will focus on the use of craft and making to promote positive change\, social cohesion and meaningful dialogue. \nRoberto Lugo will be the keynote speaker presenting Pottery Saved My Life. In Lugo’s words\, his experiences as a poor\, brown kid from the ghetto of Kensington Philadelphia have provided years of research from which his work as a potter\, activist\, culture-maker\, rapper\, poet\, and educator. Lugo will share his journey with audiences as evidence that craft and making can ignite change and save lives. \nThis event is free and open to the public. \nAn RSVP is required to attend the networking brunch. An RSVP is also recommended for large groups. Please email leila.cartier@craftnowphila.org to make your reservation. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLecture and Event Schedule\n11:00 am         Networking Brunch – RSVP required to leila.cartier@craftnowphila.org\n12:00 pm         Opening Remarks by CraftNOW\n12:15 pm         Annet Couwenberg and Timothy Veske-McMahon\,  Craft Education in a Digital Future\n1:00 pm           Merryll Saylan with Curator Glenn Adamson\, This is Your Life\n1:45 pm           Sylvia Houghteling\, Rina Banerjee\, Jodi Throckmorton – Troubling High/Low Art through Craft and Folk Art\n2:30 pm           Coffee and Refreshments\n2:45 pm           Paula Winokur Tribute with Helen Drutt\n3:15 pm           Jennifer Zwilling with Richard Notkin\, Ayumi Horie and Syd Carpenter – Activism in Clay\n4:00 pm           Sarah Archer and Glenn Adamson – @unthinkpink\n4:45 pm           Mayoral Proclamation for CraftMONTH\n5:00 pm           Keynote Roberto Lugo – Pottery Saved My Life\n6:00 pm           Closing Cocktail Reception/First Friday in Old City \n  \nAnnet Couwenberg and Timothy Veske-McMahon  – Craft Education in a Digital Future \nWith the opening of the Makers Space (Digital Lab) launching at University of the Arts in 2018\, nationally acclaimed artists Annet Couwenberg and Timothy Veske-McMahon will discuss applying digital process in the studio\, forecasting craft education and the difference digital technology can have on contemporary craft production. \n  \nMerryll Saylan with Curator Glenn Adamson – This is Your Life \nThe California-based wood sculptor and turner Merryll Saylan has long been recognized for her unusual approach to the medium. In conversation with Glenn Adamson\, Saylan will reflect on her technique in contrast to prevailing trends as well as her perspective of working in a male-dominated sector of the arts. \n  \nSylvia Houghteling\, Rina Banerjee\, Jodi Throckmorton – Troubling “High/Low” Art through Craft and Folk Art \nArt historian Sylvia Houghteling\, artist Rina Banerjee\, and Curator of Contemporary Art at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Jodi Throckmorton\, will discuss the constructed difference that art history imposes upon high/low art and craft and how folk\, craft\, and material culture productively trouble these categorical distinctions. \n  \nJennifer Zwilling with Richard Notkin\, Ayumi Horie and Syd Carpenter – Activism in Clay \nCurator Jennifer Zwilling invites artists on view in the current exhibition Making A Difference: Social and Political Activism in Clay to discuss their approach to using ceramic arts as a platform and rallying cry for change. \n  \nSarah Archer and Glenn Adamson – @unthinkpink \nArcher and Adamson recount a cultural history of the color pink through their ongoing research shared frequently via Instagram at @unthinkpink\, which includes everything from historic decorative objects to the powerful visual shorthand a pink yarn hat has made during anti-Trump protest movements. \n  \nRoberto Lugo – Pottery Saved My Life \nIn his words\, Roberto Lugo’s experiences as a poor\, brown kid from the ghetto of Kensington Philadelphia have provided years of research which inform his work as a potter\, activist\, culture-maker\, rapper\, poet\, and educator. Lugo shares his journey with audiences as evidence that craft and making can ignite change and save lives.
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SUMMARY:Old City Fest
DESCRIPTION:Old City Fest | The Center for Art in Wood | Sun. Oct 7\, 2018 | 11 am – 6 pm\nOld City Fest is a celebration of art and design\, fashion and food\, creativity and culture on the streets of America’s most historic square mile— Old City\, Philadelphia. Visit the Center that day for LIVE woodturning in front of our wood doors\, demo’s by local artists\, paper crafts with artist Jessica Eldredge\, hands-on crafting table for all ages and a door prize. CraftNOW will join us that day giving a sneak peek for Craft Month. Don’t miss this fun-filled festival!
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