The annual tour fosters connections between the people who make pottery and the people who buy it.
Maine-Made
Founder Michael Lyons explains how the Standish shop keeps its designs relevant — and its production high-quality.
The paper artist’s playful take on animal mounts celebrates her passion for Maine animals.
From treats to toys, these products for furry friends are the cat’s pajamas.
The handcrafted caps are Yarmouth seamstress Sarah Johnson’s canvases for creativity.
While LA’s Craft in America Center shows off her ramen bowls.
A by-the-numbers look at the brand’s new 120,000-square-foot facility.
In honor of the Maine Historical Society’s surprising exhibit on the humble wardrobe staple.
Perfect for Carnival season, Alexis Burbank’s masquerade art showcases her fascination with the fantastical.
In honor of the humble earmuff’s sesquicentennial, we look at the evolution of winter gear in Maine.
Miniaturist Meghan Smith’s tiny creations have a huge amount of detail.
Since graduating from college last spring, she has taken her whimsical printmaking full-time.