*Artworks are arranged top to bottom within each showcase, with showcases ordered #1 – #4 from left to right. 

 

Showcase #1 

1. The Egg and The Eye: Textile Art of Jane Murray Wilson and Folk Art of Mexico, with a Basketry Workshop taught by Bea Coleman, May 15 – June 21, 1974. 

 

1. Collection of four CAFAM calendars. 

November/December 1980.
July/August 1980. 

January/February 1981.
May/June 1981.
May/June 1980.
September/October 1980.
November/December 1981. 

 

1. The Egg and The Eye Trifold: Ornaments, Textiles & Crafts of India, June 20, 1967.  

 

1. 1983 May/June calendar, open to first page: two reception invitations to “Ancient Inspiration, Contemporary Interpretations” on left and “John Cederquist: Deceptions” on right, May/June 1983.  

 

 

Showcase #2 

1. The Festival of Masks, July 20, 21, 22, 1984. Clear acetate sheet with a printed image. 

 

1. The Sixth Annual Festival of Masks, October 31—November 1, 1981. Hancock County Park, sponsored by: The Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, The Los Angeles City Cultural Affairs Department.
    

1. Swedish Folk Art: All Tradition is Change trifold show poster, November 9, 1996 – January 26, 1997.
    

1. What a Sight: Spectacular Spectacles, L.A. Eyeworks, Craft and Folk Art Museum, May 18 – August 11, 1991.  

 

1. (Top to bottom) 

Postcard depicting Craft and Folk Art Museum, acrylic painting by Marlene Zimmerman, 1990.  

Postcard depicting CAFAM, Inside Looking Out, acrylic painting by Marlene Zimmerman, 1985. 

 

1. Los Angeles Times HOME brochure for the 4th California Design Show, James Reed, January 12, 1958.
    

1. Tantalizing Teapots: The Felicitous Union of Form and Contest, selection from the collection of Gloria and Sonny Kamm, Craft and Folk Art Museum, September 19, 1997 – February 2, 1998.  

 

1. Craft and Folk Art Museum ‘Homecoming,’ designed by Peter Shire, made by Malibu Ceramic Works, May 12, 1995. Ceramic tile. 

 

1. Craft and Folk Art Museum Presents “A Marriage of Craft and Design: The work of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman,” January 23, 2011 – May 8, 2011. 

 

 

Showcase #3 

1. Jewelry USA: The Objects of Our Affection: Selections from the Permanent Collection exhibition announcement, May 14, 1985. 

 

1. The Art of “The Dark Crystal,” Craft and Folk Art Museum; an exhibition highlighting the “crafts” of the film industry, October 20 – November 21, 1982. 

 

1. Hands On! Objects Crafted in Our Time, Craft and Folk Art Museum, Wilshire/Fairfax, November 21, 1989 – May 13, 1990. 

 

1. The Egg and The Eye Trifold featuring plant workshops: Basket Weaving, Container Gardening, and Pressed Flower Design, June – July 1972. 

 

1. Cover art of The Egg and The Eye: Brought to You by Mail, undated.  

 

1. Three silver gelatin photographic prints from the First Anniversary Retrospective, Undated, early years.
    

1. Devils, Demons, and Dragons, exhibition at the Craft and Folk Art Museum, October 31, 1976 – January 2, 1977.  

 

1. Special invitation pack for CAFAM Homecoming Gala Dinner, foldout invitation, and internal response cards, May 12 – 14, 1995. 

 

 

Showcase #4 

1. The Egg and The Eye Trifold: Dey, Bagier, Buhrmaster. October 10, 1967. 

 

1. The Egg and The Eye Trifold: Sam Maloof, Esta James, and Alice Parrott, May 24, 1966.
    

1. Masks In Motion: Form and Function, Craft and Folk Art Museum Exhibition Invitation, September 24 – January 11, 1981.  

 

1. The Egg and The Eye First Anniversary Retrospective Mailer, November 9, 1966. 

 

1. Malibu Tile and Miniature Fiber Arts: A National Exhibition, Catalog and Exhibition Invitation from the Craft and Folk Art Museum. June 24, 1980. 

 

1. Greek Folk Costumes, from the collection of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation. Invitation for the Greek Costumes Lecture: Dr. Ioanna Papantoniou, President and Founder of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation. Craft and Folk Art Museum, February 25 – April 14, 1996.  

  

1. Textile Tradition of Afghanistan, Craft and Folk Art Museum, July 10 – September 2, 1979.
    

1. The Dyer’s Art: ikat, batik, plangi. Craft and Folk Art Museum, April 25 – June 4, 1978. 

 

1. CAFAM Mailer for Mid-Century Mandarin: The Clay Canvases of Tyrus Wong and Kinetic Creatures: The Art Kites of Tyrus Wong, July 14 - October 31, 2004.
    

1. Las Primaveras of CAFAM invitation and return envelope for the sixth annual Folk Art Gala, Festival Primavera, honoring Dickinson C. Ross and Min Soo Park, May 22, 1982.
    

1.  Patterns Exhibition Catalog, June 17 – August 5, 1977.
    

1. Toys: A Postcard Revue, American and European Toys from the mid-19th to the mid-20th centuries, taken from the collection of Robert D. Scoren and exhibited in Fantasy in the Industrial Revolution, Craft and Folk Art Museum, November 25, 1981 – February 28, 1982.  

 

1. Invitation Mailer, “The Board of Trustees of the Craft and Folk Art Museum is pleased to announce the exhibition Fantasy in the Industrial Revolution: Toys from the Mid-19th to the Mid-20th Century from the collection of Robert D. Scoren,” November 24, 1981. 

 

1. Ed Rossbach: 40 Years of Exploration and Innovation in Fiber Art, Craft and Folk Art Museum, December 5, 1990 – April 7, 1991.  

 

1. Invitation Mailer for Ed Rossbach: 40 Years of Exploration and Innovation in Fiber Art, March 29, 1990. 

 

1. Folk Treasures of Mexico: Highlights from the Nelson A. Rockefeller Collection of the San Antonio Museum of Art, Craft and Folk Art Museum, September 7 – December 29, 1991.  

1. Crowning Glory, paper bag hat sculptures by Moses, Craft and Folk Art Museum, October 23, 1984.  

 

1. Museum Board of Trustees of The Craft and Folk Art Museum Exhibition Announcements for Art Dolls: 1900–30 and Is There Still Life: Photographs by Bob Dennison, November 24, 1987.  

 

1. The Egg & The Eye-Opening Night Reception Invitation: “You and Your Guests Are Cordially Invited to Attend the Opening Night Preview Showing of 35mm Color Photography by Joey Fischer,” October 12, 1971.  

 

1. Invitation to Murals of Aztlah Reception for Las Primaveras of the Craft & Folk Art Museum. June 7, 1981. 

  

1.  Bauer, Classic American Pottery, Craft and Folk Art Museum, May 25 – July 14, 1996.