What: Using paper, or a form of paper, craft artists create wall pieces, stationary, books, sculptures, jewelry and other pieces using a variety of techniques. Materials: paper, cellulose fiber, cotton, abaca, flax, dyes History: What began as production of paper for practical communication and historical documentation has evolved into the creation of not only […]
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- Volunteer + InternHelp support and further our state’s handmade traditions.
- HistoryTennessee Craft champions the local fine craft movement.
- Community Engagement
- PartnersLearn more about our community partners.
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- ChaptersLearn more about our chapters throughout the state of Tennessee.
- Programs
- Emerging Makers TentThe Emerging Makers Tent is an exclusive opportunity for member artists to take their business to the next level.
- MAAPOur MAAP program provides concentrated learning experiences to apprentices.
- ScholarshipsView current scholarship and development opportunities offered through Tennessee Craft.
- Events
- Best of Tennessee CraftThis biennial event showcases fine craft of Tennessee, providing public visibility and recognition for the quality and diversity of craft found throughout the state.
- Member ExhibitionTennessee Craft: A Statewide Member Exhibition at the Pryor Art Gallery at Columbia State Community College October-December 2025
- Craft FairsMore information about upcoming and past Tennessee Craft fairs.
- DemonstrationsThe members of Tennessee Craft offer live demonstrations of various media.
- Lunch & Learn SeriesFour-week series of hourlong workshops to help you Craft Your Professional Toolkit
- Tennessee Craft WeekCelebrate American & Tennessee Craft Week in October with events across the state!
- Crafting BlacknessA Research Project and active exhibition series exploring the history of black craft artists in Tennessee from 1920 to the present.
- Forms of ExpressionA Tennessee Craft Exhibition at the Williamson County Archives and Museum September 2-26, 2025
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