American Craft Magazine

He plays a celestial being in a popular TV series. But, as his two LA homes show, Misha Collins’ creativity is multifaceted.

In her intricate works, Hadieh Shafie brings together color, language, and her Persian heritage.

Buckle up – Rik Allen wants you to come along for the ride.

Yuni Kim Lang’s massive, hair-like sculptures explore issues of identity, belonging – and the ties that bind.

As schools have focused more on testing, math, and science, other groups have come forward to nurture kids’ creativity.

In the East Bay, artists are working to make art visible, accessible, and economically viable.

Anywhere in the world, Nika Feldman finds her fit, connecting through the shared language of sewing.

Though he says he's easily bored, John Bisbee finds nails endlessly fascinating.

At their home in West Seattle, Deborah Schwartzkopf and George Rodriguez are putting down roots – and cultivating their community.

Photographer and pop-up book maker Colette Fu documents the diversity of China’s Yunnan Province.

Melissa Cody is both a fourth-generation Navajo weaver and a contemporary artist, deftly balancing tradition and self-expression.