The CCF/FCMA Advocacy Committee is taking on a difficult, yet essential project: to research, write, and release a position paper on the definition of professional craft. We recognize that this…

Mark your calendars! The CCF/FCMA’s 13th national contemporary craft conference will take place in Nova Scotia from October 10th – 15th, 2018. Titled Placemaking: The Unique Connection Between Craft, Community…

The Canadian Crafts Federation is thrilled to congratulate ceramic artist, Jack Sures, winner of the 2018 Saidye Bronfman Award for excellence in contemporary fine craft. This great honour, the highest…

As a member of the Visual Arts Alliance (VAA), the Canadian Crafts Federation plays a key role in bringing the craft perspective to the national visual arts table. The VAA…

Is there an unsung hero in your craft community? Someone who has worked hard to make real change, making a lasting impact on the growth or impact of Canadian contemporary…

Photo: Dorothy Caldwell, Lois Etherington Betteridge, Robert Jekyll A new opportunity to add high profile Canadian contemporary fine craft to your collection is open today. For a limited run, Craft…

Gossamer Series Landscape, 2017. Julia Reimer. Photo: Galla Theodosis Renowned craft institution and CCF/FCMA Affiliate Member, the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery, has reopened their doors to the public. After…

As this sesquicentennial year in Canadian history winds to a close, the CCF/FCMA reflects on all the fine work and accomplishments of our many members, partners, and volunteers from across…

Craft Ontario, one of the CCF/FCMA’s key partners and a leader in the national craft field, needs your support now. For over 40 years this organization has made a difference…

Guest post written by Tammy Sutherland, Director of the Manitoba Craft Council After more than a decade as an itinerant craft organization, traveling the highways and byways of Manitoba and…