ASHLEY JAMESON ERIKSMOEN: Critical Design><Sculpture><Contemporary Craft
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ASHLEY JAMESON ERIKSMOEN: Critical Design><Sculpture><Contemporary Craft
  • Home
  • Portfolio
    • 2021 Clarence Prize
    • Contact Call 2021
      • Black Cockatoo
      • Patch and Corridor
    • Symbiotic Structures 2020
    • I thought I heard a bird 2019
      • Becoming Bird
      • Edge Con1
      • Edge Con2
    • Interpretations Pending 2017
      • Interpretations Pending Mangle Board
      • Retable d'Eden
    • Guns in America 2016
      • Bang! Bang!
      • For Whom the Bell Tolls
      • More Guns in America 2016
    • Feral 2015
      • Criogriff
      • Pockets Are An Evolutionary Advantage
      • Tofino Epiphyte
      • Meares Island Nurse Log
      • Crustacean
      • Modernism Gone To Seed
      • Research and Process for Feral
    • Theory of Everything 2015
    • Re-Forestation 2013
    • Individual Works 2012-present
      • Regrow
      • Two-wrongs
      • Ikebana Tansu
      • So Goes a Whittle
      • Ripple
      • Circuit
    • Animate Forms 2000-2011
      • Clutch
      • Fledge
      • Mammals (at home)
      • Bear
      • Little Bug Tables
      • Flyer
      • Saddle Stools
      • Lift
      • Small Investigations
      • Pablo & Adeline
    • Wall Works 2000-2011
      • Cubby Shelves
      • Flock
      • Wall Pockets
      • Oval Pulls Cabinet
    • Early Works (pre-2000)
      • Onward
      • Quarrel
      • Small Investigations
      • The Push & Climb
      • Lean
      • Ritual-List
      • Yeah, But Can She Type?
      • Hide & Seek Curio Box
      • Port Cabinet
    • Private Commissions
      • Sway
      • Daddy Longlegs
      • Sleigh
      • Double Happiness
      • Pushmi-Pullyu
      • Chicago Mammals Commission
      • Peony Desk
      • Contrapposto Chair Commissions
  • About & Contact
  • Links
  • Upcoming Events
  • CV
  • Catalog: Cool New Things For Your House
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  • Review: Re-Forestation: How to Make a Tree from a Chair

    Essay written by Anne Brennan on Eriksmoen's installation exhibit of the same title at Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) in May, 2013.

  • Norwegian Wood 2006

    Blog of Eriksmoen's research and observations on traditional Norwegian woodworking, especially sled and boat building, during her 10 weeks in Norway on the Norwegian Marshall Fund Grant.

  • The Furniture Society

    The Furniture Society is a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization founded in 1996, whose mission is to advance the art of furniture making, by inspiring creativity, promoting excellence, and fostering an understanding of this art and its place in society. Eriksmoen has been an active member since 2000, a member of the editorial board from 2004-2007, and a presenter at conferences in 2008 and 2010.

  • College of the Redwoods Fine Woodworking Program

    Internationally renowned woodworking program in Fort Bragg, California. Intensive 9 month program was lead by James Krenov from 1981 to 2002, and still continues in its devotion to teaching Fine Woodworking. Eriksmoen was a student of Krenov's from 1996-1998, and she has since taught summer courses in Furniture Design at College of the Redwoods.

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