Craftscotland: Craft News archive from October 2004
| Alison Kinnaird Wins 2004 Glass Sellers' Award Glass artist and musician Alison Kinnaird has won the 2004 Glass Sellers' Award for her innovative piece, Psalmsong. | |
| Jerwood Applied Arts Prize Focuses on Metal and Doubles to £30,000 The prize money doubles to £30,000 for the first Jerwood Applied Arts Prize for Metal which will be presented in 2005. | |
| Caithness Papermaker Exhibits in Taiwan Joanne Kaar, currently artist-in-residence at Chaoyang University in Taiwan, will be holding an exhibition of new work in Taipei. | |
| Ceramicist Walter Keeler Retrospective Opens in Dumfries A major retrospective exhibition of work by one of the UK's leading ceramicists, Walter Keeler, has opened at Gracefield Arts Centre in Dumfries. | |
| Maureen Minchin Exhibition in Inverness An exhibition of hand painted ceramics by Maureen Minchin which are inspired by the Argyll landscape has opened in Inverness. | |
| Chelsea Crafts Fair Opens with Record Number of Scottish Designers A record number of Scottish designers were selected to take part in Chelsea Crafts Fair which opens today in London. | |
| 'empty' Ceramics Exhibition Opens in Portree An exhibition profiling nine ceramic artists from across the UK has opened at An Tuireann on the Isle of Skye. | |
| Leopard Models Scottish Jewellery for Goldsmiths' Fair A stunning photograph promoting the Goldsmiths' Fair 2004 which opens today in London shows work by Scottish jeweller Andrew Lamb worn by a leopard. | |
| Scottish Basketmaker Lizzie Farey Wins National Award Scottish basketmaker and willow weaver, Lizzie Farey, celebrates winning the first 'Talent Around Britain' award presented by BBC Homes & Antiques magazine. | |