Makers and Mentors: The Art and Life of Snow Farm—The New England Craft School

Online Exhibition

This November, Fuller Craft Museum celebrates the numerous ways contemporary craft has been impacted through Snow Farm, the famed 50-acre craft school in Williamsburg, Massachusetts. This invitational exhibition highlights the work of multiple generations of artists who have been part of the school; makers who have been an enormous influence on those in the classroom, workshop, and studio – as well as those whose careers have been pivotally-shaped by the institution. Along with the work of veteran, mid-career, and young artists, Makers and Mentors will also highlight the historical development of the school, providing museum visitors with valuable insight into how Snow Farm has, and continues to be, a pioneering force in the realm of studio craft.

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In order of appearance:
Lois Russell, Blub Blub, 2012. Waxed linen thread, 14″ x 10″ x 10″
Linda Kaye Moses, Arabesque Broccato, 2020. Sterling silver, 18k gold, 24k gold foil, vitreous enamels, Nevada Opal, Peruvian Opal, 34″ long. Photo Credit: Evan J.Soldinger
Sam Myers, Beauty, 2020. Painted stain glass, 14.5″ x 16,” Photo Credit: Tony Rodriguez
Bob Green, Raku Vessel, 2019, Wheel-thrown white stoneware, 18” h x 9” dia.
Alexandra Sheldon, Accidents Will Happen #1, 2019-2020. Mixed media on paper, collage, printmaking, silk screening, drawing, and painting, 24″ x 19″

Exhibiting Artists: