THIS is the last issue of Craft Arts International that Jenie Thomas and I will publish. It was a hard decision for us to make and not without considerable reluctance, but under the present circumstances, an essential one. This final edition has been compiled and edited with ...
During the 31-years that Jenie Thomas and I have been at the helm of this magazine there has never been a dull moment and we have yet to miss a deadline. It has been a privilege to be entrusted with the publication of the works of leading artists and designer/makers from aro ...
DESPITE the vagaries of the global economy there are some positive signs that the potential market for professional studio craft and designer-made functional art is now larger than ever before. If this sounds incredulous it must be because the distribution and sale of craft ...
THIS issue marks an important transition in the magazine’s 30-year history. It is the first edition to be available online, accessible at anytime on any device worldwide. We realise that not all of our readers will applaud this development, but it is part of the digital revo ...
THOUGH the content of this publication is usually diverse,the line-up of articles in this issue spans the full breadth of artistic object making, from 18th century Folk Art to the rapid prototyping and addive 3D printing of today. The advent of new tools,materials and proces ...
Celebrating three decades in print … THIS issue marks the 30th anniversary of Craft Arts International. It was launched in 1984 and has been published on a regular schedule ever since. During this time it has documented the work of hundreds of artists and designers/makers fr ...
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