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An army of 500 "guerrilla knitters" from the world of craft and crochet spanning all 50 states and 25 countries has been working hard since October...
There are many materials artists can choose to make into a portrait, but for artist Sonya Clark, the portrait of Madam CJ Walker could only come to life through one very ordinary object -- the comb.... More »
See also: *Our Calendar Section, Listing More Great Things to Do in L.A. With Memorial Day weekend on the horizon, L.A. is giving you the opportunity to expect the unexpected. Save the burgers, fi... More »
See also: *5 Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week *10 Awesome Tattoo Artists in L.A. At last week's opening night of the Craft and Folk Art Museum's exhibit "L.A. Skin & Ink," which celebrates the ... More »
Getting a tattoo these days has about as much shock value as getting plastic surgery. The Craft and Folk Art Museum's "L.A. Skin & Ink" is a reminder of when going under the needle was not only an act of rebellion, but an artistic form of... More »
When it comes to art addressing the violence of armed combat, you might not at first think of ceramic cups. But the use of this delicate, handmade medium to address the horrors of war and the bitter... More »
I am always amazed at how many people don't seem to know about the Craft and Folk Art Museum. With a fascinating history -- it began in 1965 as The Egg and The Eye, an avant-garde café and shop -- and a forward-thinking philosophy, this incredibly intimate gem of a museum was capturing the beauty and artistic integrity of the functional and international before anyone either promoted or protested the ideals of globalization. From Joseph Cornell's shadow boxes to a... More »
Think you can't afford to own art? The gift shop at the tiny Craft and Folk Art Museum has an amazing and affordable selection of pieces from around the world. Everything is handcrafted, one of a kind, and free trade. Colorful, recycled tin animals from Zimbabwe priced at $45 mix with horn and wood trinket boxes from India for $6. The stock changes constantly and often represents the museum's exhibitions. Currently featured are Mithila paintings from India for $350 and Matjames' original... More »
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