For Sarah and Rosemary of S.R. Kissler Press, printing in new places has become a summer adventure. With their friend, Excelsior, 20 destinations will host the team, enjoy the art of letterpress, and make a unique postcard.
Read MoreWe sat down with Ujjo owner Lauren D’Souza because we had one hot (and spicy) question to ask (see below). And spoiler alert… Lauren’s creations are delicious…
“Lolly Lolly Ceramic pieces are a fresh take on a centuries-old craft. My pieces are incredibly simple, but they are also intricately complex. I love teetering that line.”
Read MoreFifty businesses have said Yes to this genuine old factory space. We had no idea that would happen. Or that our spaces would be home to so wide a variety of Makers. Like the landscape architecture firm, Foreground Studio. Their studio at The Fort retains the 19th Century factory aesthetic, focuses on Mid Century Modern, and adds 21st century design and function.
We sat down with Noah Mabry to hear more about he and Singleton Hicks’ thriving business…
Read MoreSpoiler: With over 240,000 square feet of space, there are no secret rooms here (as far as we know). But the humble gray door you see below opens to a delightfully big haven for ceramic lovers. It’s Eric Rausch’s Kiln Room. Read Eric’s short interview below, and scroll down for more photos.
Read MoreThe photos below were taken inside his studio at 2000 S. High, and other areas around The Fort. Nick continues to amaze, shot after shot—enjoy!
Read MoreIf altitude equals excellence, Sergei Parfenov’s top floor shop is the right place for his uncommonly stellar work.
Read MoreWelcome to the The Fort—245,000 square feet of commercial space with heritage & character. Home to 21st century entrepreneurs and makers.
