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Young girl on a bungalow porch, Oregon / credit Glenn Mason

Traveling Exhibit: The Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest

A major new exhibition at the Museum of History & Industry in Seattle brings to light the exceptional work from the Arts and Crafts Movement in Washington and Oregon during the first quarter of the twentieth century. Saturday, May 30 - Monday, January 18

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Elizabeth Colborne woodblock print / Courtesy Seattle Public Library

Initiatives in Art & Culture 11th Annual Arts & Crafts Conference
Enduring Legacies: The Arts and Crafts Movement in Seattle and Environs


Initiatives in Art and Culture’s 11th annual Arts and Crafts conference takes place in Seattle from September 23 – 27, 2009 as part of Historic Seattle’s Bungalow Fair and to take advantage of an exciting new exhibition, The Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest, based upon the book by the same name by Lawrence Kreisman and Glenn Mason (Timber Press, 2007). This year’s conference focuses on the region’s indigenous architectural tradition, the influence of Japan and Native American art, as well as the continuity in the region between Modernism and the Arts and Crafts Movement (the work of architect Lionel Pries, and some of his students, especially Paul Kirk and Roland Terry).

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