Toni Lesser Wolf

Sculptor, jeweler, teacher, pioneer in large-scale studio metal casting, Byron Wilson has just turned 73 years-of-age. He is a fascinating...

It is only within the past two decades that craft jewelry has become big business. From a marketing viewpoint, the...

Claire Falkenstein is a master of linear metal sculpture. Hers is not an art of solid form, as relating to...

The accomplishments of Paul A. Lobel, industrial designer, metalsmith, sculptor and cartoonist/illustrator, may be viewed as the quintessential American success...

For the past 60 years, tourists visiting Mexico have sought distinctive silver jewelry and holloware, crafted by native artisans. Although...

In the Spring 1959 issue of Craft Horizons, entitled "U.S. Crafts in This Industrial Society," Editor Rose Slivka divides the...

An article in the February 19, 1982 issues of the San Francisco Chronicle ironically suggests that "No body of water,...

Ed Wiener exemplifies the studio jewelry artist of the late 1940s and 50s. The first time we met, this fascinating...

In a promotional flyer from the early 1950s, Art Smith offered a "fanciful ring of space, silver and gold." The...