Eco-Sustainability in Furniture Studios: A Starting Point for Change led by Craft In America

Artists can inno­vate through this climate crisis and lead change. This inter­ac­tive session will examine ways that artists are currently making their studios and prac­tices as eco-friendly as possi­ble through concrete, adopt­able ideas. Presen­ters will provide insight and pinpoint finite efforts being made. Atten­dees will then share what they are doing in their own furni­ture studios so that others can learn from these ideas. A start­ing point is possible! This event was live streamed on June 15, 2021.

This event will spotlight Craft in America’s development our online Artist Studio EcoGuide. This accessible resource, for all artists, across media, will provide adoptable ideas for improving the eco-footprint of art making. The launch of this vital project presents an opportunity for artists and the public to weigh in and generate a blueprint that can make an impact.

Artists, as well as the general public, are invited to share ways in which artists can make their practices and studios more eco-friendly. These ideas will be collected and compiled into the EcoGuide, and made available in perpetuity on craftinamerica.org. Check out our blog for information on how to provide tips.

Artist Studio EcoGuide, Craft in America

This event is in conjunction with the Furniture Society. The Furni­ture Society is the premier non-profit orga­ni­za­tion repre­sent­ing, promot­ing, and connect­ing furni­ture makers, design­ers, collec­tors, cura­tors, educa­tors and manu­fac­tur­ers from around the world.
Celebrate the 1‑year anniversary of FS Connects! Their Summer Session speaker series offers three action packed weeks of interactive and engaging programming from June 7-24. Click here to learn more.

Craft in America, The Furniture Society
Department of Cultural Affairs, DCA logo, Craft in America

This project is supported by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, www.culturela.org.

California Arts Council, RGB, Craft in America
Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, Craft in America

Additional support for the Craft in America Center is provided by the California Arts Council, a state agency (learn more at www.arts.ca.gov) and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture (www.lacountyarts.org).

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