Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship Magazine, Ruth Terry, Laura Fraser, Todd Oppenheimer, Jeff Greenwald, Gary Rogowski, Anna Richards, Folk School Field Notes, Pauline B, Chris Colin, Making Whole, Erika Z., Crafted ConversationsHighlighting master artisans, innovators, and pioneers who are creating a world built to last.
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New Audio Story: "Black Artists Are Reshaping How We Think About American Ceramics"
Dear Friends,
This week—fittingly, on Juneteenth—we’re delighted to release a new audio story to add to our growing podcast collection.
Since 2021, June 19 has been observed as a U.S. federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of ensl...
How to Make CBD Chocolates: a Berkeley Herbal Center Workshop
Penny Barthel, a cannabis horticulturist and educator, teaches hands-on plant medicine workshops at the Berkeley Herbal Center. Story photos by Jeff Greenwald, except where noted.
Dear Friends,
In this “short & sweet” dispatch, which is r...
Herbalism: Crafting Ancient Plant Medicine for Modern Life
Inside the Berkeley Herbal Center, traditional plant knowledge is thriving—not as a museum relic, but as a living practice focused on holistic healing.
Dear Friends,
Nest at 20: Building a Future for Global Craft Communities
images courtesy of NEST
Nest at 20: Building a Future for Global Craft Communities
A warped loom awaits a replacement part that is stranded in transit. A hurricane threatens an entire season’s worth of inventory. Skyrocketing fuel c...
The Craft of a Sustainable Economy, Part 5
Underneath all the discouraging news we hear and read these days, there’s a movement slowly building out there that shows real promise, especially for America’s working class. As is typical with big social steps forward, this one is emergin...
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Highlighting master artisans, innovators, and pioneers whose work informs our quest: to create a world built to last.
I'm a Black and Puerto Rican American freelancer who writes about everything from racism to rollerskating.
Writer, bookworm, salsa dancer, magazine journalist. Author of An Italian Affair, All Over the Map, Losing It, and The Risotto Guru; collaborated on Electrify with Saul Griffith, PhD. Loves SF, Italy, Mexico, Peter, and Oxford commas.
Todd Oppenheimer is the founding editor and publisher of the multimedia magazine, Craftsmanship; and the Executive Director of its non-profit umbrella, The Craftsmanship Initiative.
I'm an Oakland, CA-based photojournalist, author, and sometime stage performer. My seven books include Shopping for Buddhas, The Size of the World, and 108 Beloved Objects.
Gary Rogowski is a furniture maker, podcaster, & teacher. Author of “Handmade: Creative Focus in the Age of Distraction", he founded The Northwest Woodworking Studio. His Mastery Program and Setting Up Shop video series gather students world-wide.
Multi-award-winning writer based in Lyon, France, and the author of Paddling France for Bradt Guides.
The John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC offers week long and weekend classes year-round in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, music, dance, cooking, gardening, writing and photography.
Longtime audio journalist.
Chris Colin has written about bad billionaires, living in darkness, bureaucratic sludge and more for the New York Times Magazine, the Atlantic, Pop-Up Magazine, 99% Invisible and Wired. His next book is about a ritual he started called Admin Night.
An addiction recovery program designed within the framework of a classical woodworking apprenticeship.
Writer and author in North Florida.
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