contemporary print by Mountain Hawk Prints of Edward S Curtis's iconic "Canon deChelly,"framed by Holton Studio Frame-Makers.

Sunday - 2:00 p.m.

Tim Holton - "The Place of Art: Picture Framing & the Arts and Crafts Movement"

John Ruskin said “the art of the frame-maker is a matter, I assure you, needing your very best consideration.” Tim Holton, of Holton Studio Frame-Makers explains the central relevance and significance of picture frames in the movement as well and offers guidelines for framing, informed by Arts and Crafts ideals. He'll also celebrate the circa 1910 oak frames associated with Craftsman-era pictures and furnishings.

Tim
Timothy Holton
Holton Studio Frame-Makers
www.HoltonFrames.com
800/250-5277

Sunday - 3:00 p.m.

Jane Powell - "Smart Growth, Green Building, and Other Oxymorons"

The Arts and Crafts Movement was a social and political movement as well as a design movement. Although the Arts and Crafts Revival has embraced the design concepts of the movement, we have been slower to espouse the social and political aspects. The original reformers had ideas about the built environment that are still applicable today.

In this thought-provoking (but still amusingly snarky as usual) talk, Jane Powell explodes the currently popular concepts of smart growth, density near transit, mixed use, green building, and economic growth, and explains why restoring and maintaining an existing building is the greenest thing you can do.

ARTS & CRAFTS San Francisco

PRESENTS

KAREN L. HOVDE

HISTORIC INTERIOR DESIGNER

OF INTERIOR VISION

IN THE CRAFTSMAN STYLE

PRESENTATION:

LIGHT AND COLOR : THE ESSENTIALS OF THE CRAFTSMAN HOME

Choosing color is often difficult for most homeowners. Understanding how to choose the correct color and shade will be discussed in detail. Images of beautiful homes will help illustrate the use of light, color and texture. Karen will share simple proceduresthat will assist the Craftsman enthusiast, even if you don’t live in a bungalow!

Come to this interactive workshop with a photo of your home or a room that you would like to transform. Everyone will create a color palette to take home, using paint chips, fabrics and carpet designs. All materials will be provided.

Karen L. Hovde of Interior Vision in the Craftsman Style has been published in many prestigious Magazines. Karen’s own home has been featured in Style 1900, Better Homes and Gardens, and a Japanese home magazine. Her work has been included in the hard bound books: Bungalow Nation and Recreating the Bungalow. American Bungalow magazine has featured the work of Karen Hovde in ten issues. The current issue features her work as the cover story.

Style 1900 articles Collaboration / My Home

WORKSHOP: Choosing color for YOUR home.

DATE: Sunday Aug. 10th 2008

TIME: 9:30 am -11:00 am

COST: $95

Reservations necessary!

Contact Karen Hovde via email karenintvision@gmail.com

or call (425) 830 - 4131