These are the sources the rest of the site draws on, grouped by what they are useful for. All are independent organisations; none has any connection to this reference beyond being cited by it.

Regional schools and guilds

  • Penland School of Craft — residential craft school in Mitchell County, North Carolina, founded 1929; programmes across clay, glass, metals, textiles, wood, books and printmaking
  • John C. Campbell Folk School — Brasstown, North Carolina, founded 1925 on the Danish folk-school model; non-competitive, ungraded instruction
  • Southern Highland Craft Guild — organised 1930; membership, standards and galleries for craft across the Southern Highlands

Arts agencies and programming

Collections and art history

Technique and practice

  • Artists Network — technique articles and instructional material across painting media

Conservation and care

Landscape, land and species

Cultural background

On citation

Listing an organisation here means it is a useful reference for the subject. It does not imply any relationship with this site, and none of these organisations has reviewed or endorsed it.