Artists

The American Craft Council (ACC) College of Fellows is a peer-selected cohort established in 1975 to honor outstanding leaders, makers, scholars, and advocates in the American craft movement. Craft artists with 20 or more years of professional achievement are eligible to become Fellows. Craft scholars, teachers, curators, and advocates may be named Honorary Fellows. New members are elected and inducted biennially by a committee of current peers and past fellows. Philadelphia has the largest number of ACC Fellows of any city in the nation.

American Craft Council Fellows

Honorary Fellows

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