Wood Turning in North America Since 1930

"Wood Turning in North American Since 1930 traces the 20th century transformation of wood turning from a technical process considered ideal for manual training to a sophisticated art form concerned with aesthetics and personal expression. The exhibition and catalog were a collaborative effort between The Center for Art in Wood, Yale University Art Gallery, and the Yale University Department of the History of Art."

The 192-page book includes 157 color illustrations with analytic captions of all 134 works in the exhibition; a glossary; index; biographies of the 67 artists in the exhibition; an index of important exhibitions of wood turning; and an extensive bibliography.

A limited supply of the hardbound edition have been signed by the curatorial team.

• Glenn Adamson, Yale University, Art Gallery, Edward S. Cooke
• Wood Turning Center (Philadelphia, PA) Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Renwick Gallery
• Edition- Illustrated
• Publisher-Wood Turning Center and Yale University Art Gallery, 2001
• ISBN- 0894670948, 9780894670947
• Length-192 pages
• Subject- Art/American/General