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B. Jane Doub
President of Piedmont Craftsmen
B. Jane Doub is the President and CEO of Piedmont Craftsmen, a position she has held since 2005.13 She is an accomplished fiber artist and has been an Exhibiting Member in Fiber at Piedmont Craftsmen since 1992.35
Professional Background
Doub has a Bachelor of Creative Arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.3 She has been working as a fiber artist since 1980, specializing in handwoven garments.3 Her fabric creations are known for being flamboyant and useful, with a focus on structure, color, texture, and function.5
Role at Piedmont Craftsmen
As President and CEO, Doub has been leading Piedmont Craftsmen for nearly two decades. Under her leadership, the organization has continued to promote fine crafts and support its exhibiting members. Piedmont Craftsmen is a guild of crafts artists and crafts collectors that has been operating for over 50 years, with a mission to promote and sell members' works.2
Artistic Contributions
Doub's work as a fiber artist has been recognized within the Piedmont Craftsmen community. She has been an Exhibiting Member since 1992, which indicates that her work has met the high standards set by the organization's juried membership process.15
Professional Network
On LinkedIn, B. Jane Doub has a profile under the username b-jane-doub-46999011. Her profile indicates that she is based in Winston-Salem and has 450 connections on the platform.4
B. Jane Doub's long-standing involvement with Piedmont Craftsmen, both as an artist and as its leader, demonstrates her commitment to the craft community and her expertise in the field of fiber arts and organizational management.
Highlights
Please mark your calendars for our annual #PiedmontCraftsmen's Fair. I hope you can join us for one of the show days
I would like to invite you to our series with the New Winston Museum and Center for Design Innovation entitled craftXws: Tradition and Innovation in Fine Craft.
The first in the series, The Craft Tradition in Winston-Salem, will be held on Thursday, April 27th from 5:30 till 7PM. The Salon Series will be held at the Center for Design and Innovation at 450 Design Ave (near Salem College). These educational events are free and open to the public.
The first panel discussion includes moderator, Michael Wakeford, NWM Board Chair and Associate Professor, Division of Liberal Arts at UNCSA, and four presenters: • Johanna Brown, MESDA, Curator of Moravian Decorative Arts and Director of Collections. • Cheryl Harry, Director of African American programing at Old Salem Museums & Gardens. Founder, Triad Cultural Arts and author of, Winston-Salem’s African American Legacy. • Tomi Melson, fiber artist and exhibiting member of Piedmont Craftsmen since 1973. Former Assistant Director of the Sawtooth School and former Executive Director of Piedmont Craftsmen. • Ron Propst, ceramic artist, Arts District pioneer, former Sawtooth School teacher, and exhibiting member of Piedmont Craftsmen since 1968.
