Press

What has been said about our work

The combination of traditional craft knowledge with contemporary material experimentation is what makes this practice feel urgent. These aren't pieces made by nostalgia — they're made by curiosity.

Our exhibitions and studio practice have been featured in journals focused on craft, textiles, and contemporary book arts. We've been fortunate to show in spaces that take the material seriously — places where the work sits alongside both art world practitioners and craft industry makers. The coverage below represents substantive editorial engagement: interviews, reviews, and peer-examined features where the practice was discussed in depth, not just photographed for a gallery listing.

When we started documenting this work publicly, we made a deliberate choice to submit to journals and publications where people who actually work with their hands could read about what we were doing. That meant Surface Design Association's quarterly journal over glossy design magazines, Contemporary Impressions over Art in America, Craft Industry Alliance over general lifestyle press. The threshold was always the same: would someone reading this learn something specific about the work that helps them understand what matters about it.

The press mentions that follow are organized by recency and publication, with context about what each outlet covers. If you're a journalist, curator, or researcher looking for something specific — images, an artist statement for a particular series, or a conversation about technique — that request would go through the Inquiries page. If you're trying to understand what the wider field has made of this practice, the table below is where to start.