Call for Nominations
The CCF/FCMA is now accepting nominations for the 2017 Robert Jekyll Award for Leadership in Craft. A celebration of distinguished contributors to the craft sector, the award is one of…
The CCF/FCMA is now accepting nominations for the 2017 Robert Jekyll Award for Leadership in Craft. A celebration of distinguished contributors to the craft sector, the award is one of…
On January 21st, 2017, the Women’s March on Washington and a reported 600 supporting “sister marches” took place across the globe, including many in Canadian cities. Despite variations in reported…
Did you miss out on the CCF/FCMA’s Cultivating Craft conference this past October? Did you love the conference and wish you could revisit it? Thanks to the support of the…
Every year, the holiday season brings about a flood of craft activity. We encourage you to connect with the craft events, fairs and exhibitions in your neighbourhood – and beyond!…
On November 14th, the Canada Council for the Arts (CCA) released an update about their new funding model, outlining how they will utilize the increase in funding committed by the…
From October 13th to the 16th, 2016, over 140 members of the professional contemporary fine craft community came together from across Canada for Cultivating Craft: Pathways to Practice, the CCF/FCMA’s…
You may already have heard about Cultivating Craft, but you haven’t seen this: the full conference itinerary has been published! Find out all the details about the many lectures, panels,…
The CCF/FCMA, in partnership with the Alberta Craft Council and the Alberta College of Art + Design are very pleased to announce that Shannon Stratton, Chief Curator at the Museum…
The CCF/FCMA is proud to announce the 2016 Robert Jekyll Award for Leadership in Craft recipient, Michael Hosaluk. Well known for his artistic career, Hosaluk has also had a…
The Citizens of Craft movement, which includes makers, appreciators, collectors, and admirers, continues to grow. With over 560 profiles on the citizensofcraft.ca site, it seems that many share the values…