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A short ramble through the PMA’s 37th Annual Contemporary Craft Show – an artblog audio review

By November 22, 2013
In this 2-minute artblog audio review, Lucy Heurich talks about visiting the recent Contemporary Craft show at the Convention Center and seeing all the fine objects on display, which caused her to think about the continuing divide between fine arts and craft.  More about the PMA Craft Show at pmacraftshow.org
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Lucy Heurich is a Senior at Moore College of Art and Design majoring in fine arts. She is a Pittsburgh native and hopes to stay in Philly after graduating. More information about Lucy and her work is at her website http://cargocollective.com/lucyheurich

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