Article and Video Links
Articles
Below are links to articles and videos by or about Mark Sfirri:
Organizing, Digitizing, and Archiving your Work by Sam Sfirri and Mark Sfirri. This article was first published in American Woodturner, the journal of the American Association of Woodturners, Dec. 2022
Icon Magazine, November 2022, “Slugger: A Thousand Words” painting and article by Robert Beck
Wharton Esherick Articles
Wharton Esherick- World Wood Day 2017 Video
Hedgerow Theatre in Rose Valley: 100 Years of Arts, Crafts, Community. The following video was part of the November 11, 2023 symposium held at Hedgerow Theatre. It is 60 minutes long.
The Intersection of Wharton Esherick and Jasper Deeter
Daring Design: The Impact of Three Women on Wharton Esherick’s Craft at the James A. Michener Art Museum, September 10 2021- February 6, 2022
Maine Antique Digest: Review of Daring Design Exhibition
Curators Conversation: Daring Design with Mark Sfirri Video
Hanna Weil Fischer Binder article and video for the Glencairn Museum, December 2021
Hanna Speckner Weil Fischer-Binder: Her Life and Work
A View of the Artistic Life of Hanna Video
Stephen Hogbin- article for Woodwork magazine
Miriam Carpenter- article for Woodwork magazine
Mark Sfirri- articles for Woodwork magazine
Videos
Phillip’s Mill ArtTalk Interview with Mark Sfirri Scroll down to the July 19, 2023 interview (60 minute interview with questions)
Woodturning: Then and Now July 6, 2023 Mark Sfirri lecture at Rago Arts (60 minutes talk and questions)
Lancaster Woodturners Coffee Hour (#127) November 10, 2022 Mark Sfirri, Multi-Axis Mahatma (60 minutes talk and questions)
Baseball Bats! Zoom talk for the Center for Art in Wood (45 minutes long) June 2020
Woodworkers Journal Video (4 minutes)
Twelve Foot Tall Sculpture Process Video (4 minutes)
Hawaiian Public Radio interview 9/25/17 (7 minutes)
Senior Artists Initiative (60 minutes) 2012
Mark Sfirri, Building Community: An Oral History of the Furniture Society (50 minutes)
Wharton Esherick: World Wood Day 2017 (25 minutes)
The Intersection of Wharton Esherick and Jasper Deeter (60 minutes)