In 1982, his carvings were included in the monumental exhibition "Black Folk Art in America 1930 - 1980," organized by the Corcoran Gallery of Art. This exhibit was the turning point for ...

Folk art lives in carver's wooden fish. MARK BUGNASKI Kalamazoo Gazette. KALAMAZOO – Craig "Curly" Spink swirls a hand-made jig above a water-filled 15-gallon galvanized steel tub in his ...

The Nyes, of Ganges, have become experts on the history and techniques of fan-carving, an almost a forgotten folk art when they discovered it in 2000. DETAILS Coastal Wood Carvers, Sally and David ...

In Salt Lake City Hour 3, Karen M. Keane appraises an 1890 folk art seated figure wood carving. Aired 04/17/2017 | Rating TV-G Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Ancestry and American ...

Watson, a folk artist, started carving wood when he was just 15-years old, using his skill to reflect the Louisiana culture. Forty years later, his art pieces are more than just paintings on a ...

Folk art that carvers put their ... Topping the Copley Fine Art Auctions’ Sporting Sale in Plymouth is this preening black duck carved around 1900 by A. Elmer Crowell ... made wooden molds.

Bob Deibert, Roy Hanks and their friends use knives and gouges to make wood come to life. Deibert carves faces. Hanks makes Santa Clauses and Christmas tree ornaments.

In the 1950s, America's best-known folk-art wood-carver was Wilhelm Schimmel of Cumberland Valley, Pa. A carved eagle by this man was the dream of many a collector. His pieces, even then, went for ...

Saturday, Aug. 8 is Wood Day at the Folk Art Center Posted on July 24, 2015 July 24, 2015 — Alli Marshall Jim McPhail turning tiny wooden bowls on his lathe.

Art experts have often pigeonholed New Mexican wood carving into categories of folk art and/or Hispanic colonial art. A new exhibition at the New Mexico Museum of Art argues otherwise.

ASHEVILLE -- Wood Day will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Folk Art Center in Asheville. From furniture making to wood turning to coopering, visitors will learn the intricate details ...