The JRA Craft Quarterly

The Craft Quarterly is a craft magazine published by the James Renwick Alliance. All issues are digitally available below by clicking on the individual image of the issue you are interested in. To receive a hard copy of the JRA Craft Quarterly, become a member at the DONOR level or higher. 

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2020 Fall Craft Quarterly FEATURING

• Craft in Action: Artists Create COVID-19 Face Masks for Frontline and Essential Workers by Caroline Kipp, Curator of Contemporary Art at the GW Textile Museum
• Documenting History: Artist Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. Explains his Project "The Desegregation of Arlington Lunch Counters" by the Marketing Director of Arlington Cultural Affairs, Jim Byers
• A Quilt Named Freedom: The History of a 1975 Artwork that Protests Racial Injustice by the Supervisory Curator of the African diaspora at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture 
• Critical Connections: The Quickly Growing Initiative Crafting the Future Aims to Diversify Craft, Art and Design, Q&A with Crafting the Future 
• Advocacy and Aid: The Nonprofit Cerf+ relies on Mutual Aid to Care for Craft Artists During the Pandemic by Cerf+ Director, Cornelia Carey
• Legacy, Relationships and Power: Insights from the Joint Curator of the Renwick Gallery and the National Museum of the American Indian by Renwick Gallery Curator of American and Native American women’s art and craft, Anya Montiel

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