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Arts and Crafts in United States
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Color Me Mine
Color Me Mine is a paint-your-own-pottery studio dedicated to exploring The Art of Having Fun! Founded in 1991, Color Me Mine provides would-be artists with the studio and supplies to create their own ceramic masterpieces. Children and adults visit the studios, taking their pick of more than 400 pieces and 60 colors. The staff guides them through the painting process, and then glazes and fires each piece for later pick up. Color Me Mine offers birthday parties, showers, team building activities, workshops and fundraisers, either in the studio, at home or at school.
501 to 1000 staff
Tara Materials, Inc
Tara Materials is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of artist and printable canvas with a core competency of textile coating and product assembly. Tara is best known for the Fredrix® Artist Canvas brand. The Fredrix brand dates back to 1868 when canvas were primed by hand and select canvases are still hand primed in the traditional way to this day. Tara Materials, Inc. is a company that values its heritage and uses the most effective technology and processes to provide the best valued products possible. Priming canvas in the USA for 150 years and counting!
201 to 500 staff
Binders Art Supplies And Frames
BINDERS® is the leading source of creative inspiration through our product offerings, arts education and awareness, and by giving back to our creative communities. Creativity. Community. Connected. We Sell Products • To consumers (Artists, Students, the Casual Shopper, etc). • Through our locations (Atlanta, Charlotte, Online). We Foster Arts Education and Awareness • We offer classes and workshops. • We build relationship with schools. We Support the Creative Community • We collaborate with art organizations. • We exhibit shows in our in store gallery. • We offer community boards (in store and online). • We donate to artistic causes in community*.* Based on the financial success of BINDERS®.
51 to 200 staff
Demis Products, Inc
Demis Products, Inc (Demis) was founded in Atlanta, GA in 1973 and has since become the leader in the wood craft Industry. focused on quality, innovation, service and design. We operate out of a square feet manufacturing facility with another square feet of distribution less than 5 miles away. Demis designs, innovates, manufactures, and imports items both unique and for everyday use for the Craft, Hardware and Home Center Industries. Demis specializes in products made out of Eastern White Pine, and offers a vast catalog of unfinished items and can readily assist you.
51 to 200 staff
Munroe Center For The Arts
The Munroe Center for the Arts is Lexington’s community arts center and has been providing education and exposure to the arts since 1984. It houses a small gallery, 10 studio artists and 5 schools in the arts (including music, dance, theatre, ceramics, painting and more). Additionally the Center provides Munroe Saturday Nights, a free monthly performing arts series, as well as a growing number of community events.
51 to 200 staff
New Media Caucus
Founded in 2003, the New Media Caucus (NMC) is an international non-profit association 501c3 formed to promote the development and understanding of new media art. The constituents we represent and serve are artists, designers, practitioners, historians, theoreticians, educators, students, scholars, and researchers, as well as like-minded organizations with interests including, but not limited to, digital media, electronic media, mobile media, virtual media, and/or emergent media which we will hereafter refer to as “new media.” We recognize that new media art is inherently interdisciplinary, multimodal, and evolving, as is reflected in the endeavors of our members whose engagement with new media art permeates and advances numerous fields. Our purpose is to support and advance a diverse range of inquiry in order to catalyze further evolution of the field of new media art.
51 to 200 staff
9th Letter Press
We offer a wide variety of greeting cards for every occasion.
11 to 50 staff
Artists Association Of Nantucket, Inc
The Artists Association of Nantucket is a non-profit cultural organization dedicated to fostering the growth of the visual arts on Nantucket. The island’s transformation from a fishing community to a summer retreat began after World War II. It has attracted artists for many years – John Steinbeck finished East of Eden here, Eastman Johnson, Tony Sarg, Elizabeth Rebecca Coffin, and Charles Green Shaw worked here. In the 1945, local artists and craftspeople formed an association “to develop Nantucket as a recognized art center, and to promote the education and interest of Nantucket artists.” They established a gallery on the island, and set high standards, with loaned exhibitions from the Whitney and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, and guest speakers such as Tennessee Williams and Thornton Wilder. Today, the Artists Association of Nantucket offers year-round educational programming for children and adults at the workshop, a full calendar of exhibitions at the Joyce & Seward Johnson Gallery, maintenance of the historic AAN Permanent Collection, and a lively schedule of special events. With over 240 artist members, we represent the best of Nantucket’s artistic and cultural community. It’s a vital and vibrant association and a rare link to the origins of Nantucket’s artist colony. The AAN relies on membership dues, donations, and fundraising to meet its financial goals. Members are artists and art lovers who take classes, visit our gallery, attend lectures and special events, and keep the arts alive and well on Nantucket.
11 to 50 staff
Brooklyn Fire Proof, Inc
Brooklyn Fire Proof is a creative spaces company. Brooklyn Fire Proof is a complex of interconnected creative businesses in the industrial Bushwick/East Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. Thomas Burwell Dodd incorporated Brooklyn Fire Proof (BFP) in BFP originated as studios and a makeshift gallery space built into a vacant factory building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. When Brooklyn Fire Proof moved to its current location in East Williamsburg/Bushwick, the company expanded to include more studios, soundstages for film and television production, gallery space and Brooklyn Fire Proof East, a café and bar (now Terra Firma). BFP is now a sprawling square feet of Creative Spaces that facilitates a community of diverse makers. BFP WORKSPACES bfpworkspaces.com Brooklyn Fire Proof, Inc. manages commercial real estate rentals. The workspaces are spread across three buildings within easy walking distance of the Morgan L stop in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The spaces are excellent for artists to use as studios, for micro-manufacturers, or as office space. BROOKLYN FIRE PROOF STAGES brooklynfireproofstages.com Brooklyn Fire Proof Stages is a full-service film, television, and photography soundstage and movie studio in New York City. Amenities include on-site equipment rental, parking, green screen cycloramas and exterior locations. Brooklyn Fire Proof Stages is a Qualified Production Facility (QPF), participating in the New York State Film Tax Credit Program. BFP CREATIVE, LLC bfpcreative.com BFP Creative is a consolidation of creative forces. Utilizing the infrastructure of Brooklyn Fire Proof, BFP Creative donates space and other resources to interesting creative projects. BFP Creative is a constant work in progress. TEMPORARY STORAGE gallery temporarystorage.info Temporary Storage consists of two white box galleries on the ground floor of Brooklyn Fire Proof's hub building. Both are rentable individually or as a package.
11 to 50 staff
Eugene Saturday Market
Since 1970, Saturday Market has been Eugene's weekly celebration of local artistry, food, music and culture. It's the oldest weekly open-air crafts market in the country. The Market provides a place for artisans to sell their handcrafted goods directly to their customers - everything at Saturday Market must be handcrafted by the seller. It also features fifteen food booths, and presents live local music all day long on the Market Stage. An estimated - customers visit the Market each Saturday. Since most artisans and many visitors are from the Eugene-Springfield area, local culture is both represented and strengthened each week as people gather to shop, eat, dance and just hang out together in the vibrant, bustling marketplace atmosphere. This weekly gathering place for informal interactions and commerce is the pulsing heart of Eugene, one of the few commercial enterprises still in existence after nearly 50 years downtown. Rooted in it's "hippie" heritage, the Market continues to grow and adapt to the present day. Environmental sustainability efforts such as sorting and composting of tons of event generated trash and the use of re-usable metal forks are important developments. Whatever adjustments take place, the original mission of the Market is strong and honored weekly, presenting a marketplace where artisans sell their own work directly to customers. Saturday Market moves annually in mid-November to the Exhibit Hall at the Lane Events Center and becomes Holiday Market. This beloved holiday shopping, food and music fest runs weekends from the weekend before Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, giving local residents and holiday visitors the opportunity to send locally handcrafted gifts to friends and loved ones around the world.
11 to 50 staff
Interact Story Theatre Education Association
InterAct Story Theatre is a multidisciplinary arts-in-education organization and touring theatre for young audiences. Since our founding in 1981, we have been dedicated to providing quality performances, arts-infused workshops and artist-in-residency programs for students, teachers and families throughout our region and across the country. As experts in arts education and arts integration, InterAct is committed to producing arts programs with artistic integrity and direct relevance to the educational objectives of the schools and community organizations we serve. Our merry band of performers and teaching artists weave their artistry in theatre and drama, music, dance, creative opera and filmmaking with content curricula for students and teachers of all ages. Our mission is to bring arts-based learning experiences to everyone, especially to those communities that are chronically underserved due to economic, social, and geographic constraints. We believe that every kid, every grown-up, everywhere deserves great theatre, whether or not you can get to a theatre building. We believe that everyone, everywhere can learn and grow through artistic creation and exploration. And we believe that the arts help foster communication and understanding in our communities, because the arts help us express our ideas, our hopes, our emotions and our experiences when words alone are not enough. Arts are for everyone, and everyone learns through the arts!
11 to 50 staff
Judson Studios
FOR OVER A CENTURY The Judson Studios has designed, created and installed hand-crafted stained, leaded and other unique forms of architectural glass built from the inspiration and dreams of our clients. From residential and commercial projects, to religious spaces of all denominations, The Judson Studios delivers inspiring services and hand crafted products for any scale project throughout the world. We provide specialized architectural, design and artistic solutions in leaded glass, stained glass, laminated glass, kiln form glass and faceted glass, providing clients with exacting solutions for their needs. Honoring decades of creative collaborations in a medium that continues to evolve, our newest kiln forming and glass fusing division was launched with the intention of fostering creative experimentation in glass. We work with contemporary artists, designers, and architects on public art, fine art works, private residences, commercial spaces, and religious institutions.
11 to 50 staff
La Freewaves
Freewaves creates public art events that bring diverse audiences and independent artists together in dialogue on current issues. We serve audiences throughout Los Angeles County and beyond with a mixture of local and international public art. Freewaves promotes innovative and people-centered cultural engagement through project-specific platforms – multiple, scalable, online, at established and nontraditional venues. Freewaves.org (website) provides free online access to one of the largest free digital archives of contemporary art videos.
1 to 10 staff
Living Felt
Living Felt is a retailer, e-tailer, manufacturer and education resource for the art and craft of feltmaking. We help people make felt with fun, confidence and support. w
11 to 50 staff
Mayco Colors
Mayco is one of the world's leading producers of quality ceramic products for ceramic hobbyists, DIY enthusiasts, potters, artists, schools and producers of fine ceramic table and giftware. Our mission is to ignite creativity and inspire ceramic artists at all levels of expertise. Through our award-winning techniques and highly praised educational programs, we spark imagination and encourage users to explore the world of ceramics and Mayco. Our people are the heart of our company. Their passion for ceramics, dedication to our consumers and commitment to quality in everything we do is unmatched. The range of experience we have on the team includes manufacturing employees with over 30 years of service, former PYOP, clay and traditional studio owners, art educators with active teaching certificates, and recent Fine Arts graduates from several area colleges. This mix assures the preservation of our founding principles, infused with practical experience and fresh creative perspective and energy. Make it Colorful! Make it Fun! Make it Mayco!
11 to 50 staff
Minnetonka Center For The Arts
The belief that the visual arts are indispensable to a healthy community, it is the mission of the Minnetonka Center for the Arts to provide teaching excellence, quality exhibitions and cultural enrichment for people of all ages, interests and abilities.
11 to 50 staff
Monroe Street Arts Center
By providing high-quality private and group instruction to all ages, Monroe Street Arts Center is keeping the door open for a lifetime of creative expression and appreciation of the arts. MSAC is a welcoming, inclusive environment where we come together to learn, make, and share music and art. We cultivate a team of caring instructors who are first-rate artists and musicians, and create outlets for artistic expression through recitals, exhibits, and outreach opportunities. A gathering of artists creates an energy unlike anything else — exciting, electric, sacred, and full of possibilities. Simply being in its presence is magical. We know that what begins within these walls grows beyond us; encouraging those same spaces of imagination, discovery, and creativity throughout our community and into our world.
11 to 50 staff
Rochester Art Supply, Inc
Rochester Art Supply Inc. specializes in high quality supplies for the professional fine artist. The store was originally founded in 1959 based on the aspirations of Robert Lesczinski, an avid sign painter. Robert started the business with his brother Ed and sister, Mary to help fulfill the niche of art supplies in Rochester. In 1977, John and Mike Lesczinski took over the family business and truly put the store on the map for fine art supplies. In an attempt to make the store an international hub for professional art supplies, Mike introduced many new materials and specialty lines. Rochester Art Supply was the first importer of Escoda Brushes, first to bring in encaustic paints, and the first to offer Henri Roche Pastels in the U.S. The store now carries top of the line pastels, oils, watercolors, acrylics, charcoal, encaustic paints, artist brushes, plein air supplies, paper making supplies, canvas, drawing supplies, decorative art papers, airbrush equipment, easels etc. Professional artists all over the world can shop online at: and the store also has an amazon partnership. Rochester Art Supply is active in the local artist community and holds two popular annual events, the RAS Invitational Art Show and the RAS Trade Show. To help educate artists, Rochester Art Supply also has YouTube videos (youtube.com/fineartstore) and occasionally holds art classes in their Cascade Art Center.
11 to 50 staff
Savoir-Faire Inc
For 30 years Savoir-Faire has been working to bring the finest art and stationery supplies the world has to offer to American artists. Every product line we represent has been chosen either for longstanding tradition as a premier manufacturer or as an interesting new comer with innovative products and ideas. As both a direct importer and a distributor, Savoir-Faire is committed to forging lasting partnerships with the companies we serve. Because we enjoy exclusive relationships with our manufacturers, we can actively market their products in the United States specifically for the American market. We develop and implement aggressive marketing programs, retail promotions, art competitions and national advertising campaigns for the companies we represent. Our work on their behalf also includes producing color charts and technical brochures, holding product information seminars and creating personalized promotions for every size of retail operation. In addition to working with our suppliers and retailers we are constantly seeking the input of artists for product development. Through our long and committed involvement with the artistic community we are able to provide our manufacturers with direction on how to meet the specific needs of American artists.
11 to 50 staff
Scrap
Founded in 1976, SCRAP is a national model of how to give second life to materials that otherwise would be thrown away. It is the only organization in San Francisco to collect and distribute reusable art & craft materials. Mission statement SCRAP's mission is to stimulate creativity and environmental awareness in children and adults through promoting the creative reuse of material that traditionally have been discarded as waste. Our goals are: • Maximize the diversion of materials from the solid waste stream • Collect and distribute reusable materials to arts and educational organizations and the general public • Educate the public and school children in the art of creative reuse What SCRAP does: • Diverts over 250 tons of materials from businesses and individuals and redistributes these reusable art material to educational and community organizations • Offers educational programs, field trips, workshops directed to school children and the public Who SCRAP serves: • Over 170 schools in San Francisco and Bay Area • At least 200 community organizations • annual visits by teachers, artist working with community organizations Public Resources and Educational Programs • Frequent arts and reuse workshops • Field trips serving more than 600 school children • Reclaimed resources sorted and organized by material type
11 to 50 staff
Scrapbook Expo
Scrapbook Expo combines Scrapbooking, Paper Crafting and Stamping and offers YOU the crafter the most amazing crafting experience you'll ever find. For more information on exhibiting or attending one of our top ranked Expo's please visit
11 to 50 staff
Society For Calligraphy, Southern California
The Society for Calligraphy, Southern California, is a non-profit educational organization which promotes the study, teaching and practice of calligraphy and related disciplines. It also encourages the exchange of ideas through speakers, program meetings, workshops, its journal and bulletin, the annual retreat and regional groups.
11 to 50 staff
Springfield Art Association
Springfield Art Association is a visual art center and historic house museum Edwards Place based out of 700 N 4th St, Springfield, Illinois, United States.
11 to 50 staff
The Clay Studio
The Clay Studio was founded in 1974 as an artist collective. We have a proud legacy of presenting international programs, hosting three national clay conferences, and serving local artists, students, children, and adults. The organization has worked to attain a strong local, national, and international reputation in the field of ceramic arts programming. The Clay Studio has a budget of $2 million, of which 50% is contributed income. We are organized in the following six business units: Consignment Shop, Gallery, Studio Rental Program, Ceramics School, Claymobile, and Artist Residency. In late 2016, we launched a capital campaign, and have begun to secure the lead gifts.
11 to 50 staff
