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Kimberly it would been great if you had posted about this event before happends. I didn't know about it!!

Thanks, and I won't miss it next year.

When was it? I might have made the trip!

Thanks for the coverage on the programs at the American Craft Council show in Baltimore!
I'm glad that you featured the work of the schools featured in our 'School to Market' program - We think that VCU (our returning school from last year) did a fantastic job as did SCAD (our new school).
The students had spent all semester at both schools as part of a special class creating work to bring to Baltimore, building out their booths, and preparing collateral/take away materials. We are so pleased with the positive response that the program and the work is getting.

Thanks again for highlighting the work -

Monica Hampton
Director of Education
American Craft Council

I go to this every year and every year I love it. It's always toward the end of February. It is majorly tiring getting through all the exhibitors, there are so so SO many. It took me 3 hours this year and my feet were done at the end. About 1/3 jewelry, 1/3 items for the home, and 1/3 clothing type items. Not very much in the way of paintings or traditional art that hangs on a wall.

I thought the students booth and their work was great and did not stand out as less than in comparison to the others at all. I also like the area that has the less expensive work from up and coming artists or sustainable art. You guys put on an awesome show. Keep up the good work.

Only feedback I have is to not have so many of the same exhibitors year after year. Some of the bizarre stuff people are doing is interesting to see (crazy dolls) but not so much if the same ones come back year after year. I enjoyed most seeing the new artists, and was glad there was a lot of them.