Smithsonian Craft Show spotlights Louis inspired works in D C
The Smithsonian Craft Show in Washington showcases bold pieces from 120 juried artists chosen from 1,600 applicants. Objects include a sofa table with bicycle wheel legs, a carved wood quilt, Ray Jones boxes, Danielle Berling jewelry, and knights in armor by David Page. Proceeds support Smithsonian programs. next show April 22-25 at the National Building Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian
Washington, D.C
Ray Jones
Asheville
N.C
Danielle Berling
Christian Burchard
Ashland
Ore
Baltimore
David Page
C.A. Michel
Seattle
Jane Sauer
American Crafts Council
St. AE
Robert Ebendorf
Rosendale
N.Y
Paula Owen
Southwest Craft Center
San Antonio
Tex
National Building Museum
Smithsonian Associates
Smithsonian Women’s Committee
Smithsonian Institution
Hershey Town Built by a Chocolate Baron Legacy
Hershey Pennsylvania showcases the Milton S. Hershey legacy from a factory town built around cocoa. The story notes his philanthropy, the company trust controlling large land, and a community designed for workers and orphans, including schools and hotels. It highlights leaders and residents honoring his vision with no plans to sell land.
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Hershey
Milton S
Hershey Food Corp
North America
Hershey Companies
Pennsylvania
Derry Township
Hershey Theatre
Hershey Lodge
Robert Vowler
Hershey Trust Co
Vowler
Skip” Memmi Jr
Frank “Chick” Tulli Jr
Italy
Hersheys
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Lisa Schwartz
Kurt Swanson
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Louisville, Ky
G. Kay Kent
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