‘Velvet’ 2006 by  Mårten Medbo; Photograph: Mårten Medbo, 2006

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Artwork: Dai Rees; Photo: Gareth Hacker

Issue No. 204
Jan/Feb 2007

Upfront: our regular round-up from the world of crafts. Tanya Harrod’s column Thinking Out Loud, plus our guest Speaker Shane Waltener. MIMA opens, the CAA survives, Richard Woods fills a New York shop window and Gareth Pugh goes back to Sunderland. Plus crafts news and dates

Inside this issue

  • Regulars

    Talent Spot
    Showcasing Louise Loder and Yoko Shimizu, who caught our attention at Origin last October

    In Conversation
    Curator Laurie Britton-Newell and jeweller Naomi Filmer finish a conversation they started several months ago. Vicky Richardson recorded it

    Collecting
    Shane Enright’s collection of British ceramics is a slow and steady affair

    Inspiration
    Anya Gallaccio, wine-making and macramé

  • Features

    In the teeth of your skin
    This issue’s cover designer, Dai Rees, has found redemption in leather. Marcus Field finds out why

    Conjoined stories
    From a battle of egos to a relationship where maker and patron stand to benefit, Mark Irving reports on the highs and lows of commissioning work

    A perfect fit?
    Does craft need technology? Hugh Aldersey-Williams looks at the results

    Both sides now
    There’s a duality in Japanese jewellery that’s part of Asian art in the 21st century, says Simon Fraser

  • Reviews

    Twelve pages of exhibition and book reviews by Marina Vaizey, John Warwicker and Veronica Horwell

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