The New York Times featured the 2019 International Folk Art Market’s impactful work around the world in a cover story for the Art and Design section of the print edition and home page of the digital edition. The piece reached millions of targeted readers internationally and raised awareness for both the organization and the artists it supports.

This feature story on one of the most-watched Sunday morning shows, CBS Sunday Morning, created so much interest that the Market’s website crashed and the event sold out. Perhaps most importantly, this extremely positive story bestowed instant credibility on the organization, both domestically and internationally.

The white South African-born artist talks to Charlotte Cripps about his 11-ton apartheid-era vehicle and AK-47s adorned with traditional African beadwork, which are surprising exhibits at this week’s San Francisco Tribal and Textile Show

The Independent featured the 2020 San Francisco Tribal and Textile Art Show and its featured exhibition, driving fair-goers to the show as well as adding credibility to this annual event.

After placing several stories in USA Today about the International Folk Art Market, the media organization named it a finalist for its 2015 Reader’s Choice Award; CHC then worked with the City of Santa Fe to get out the vote, the Market was named the #1 Best Arts Festival in America. That’s credibility you just can’t buy.

This Associated Press story  and a companion video piece was syndicated in more than 50,000 media outlets worldwide, creating tremendous interest in the show and building the Objects of Art’s brand as a not-to-be-missed antiquities event.

PBS News Hour’s story on the Assistance Dogs of the West brings to millions of viewers the amazing and important work this organization and its canine experts do to help children and other victims of violence.

Travel + Leisure is one of the preeminent sources of information for seasoned travelers, and having them showcase the Market multiple times drove people to the event and added additional cache to the organization.

Hole and Corner, the London-based craft and creativity magazine, featured world-renown artist and MacArthur fellow Tom Joyce in a 2019 ten-page feature on the artist’s life and work.

Vogue covered the International Folk Art Market for their popular “Street Style” section, applauding the work of the hand made and raising the visibility of the Market and the artists.

Fortune featured the International Folk Art Market’s impactful work around the world in a story that syndicated to nearly 20,000 media outlets, reaching millions of targeted readers internationally and building the IFAA brand.

This Forbes story reached millions of targeted viewers offering an extremely positive overview of the International Folk Art Alliance’s market and work with international artisans.

CHC helped the digital publisher Byliner launch both the company and its first e-book in concert with a 60 Minutes exposé on the philanthropist and bestselling writer Greg Mortenson. This Publisher’s Weekly piece was one of thousands of articles about Byliner and its author, Jon Krakauer, that ran internationally, making Jon’s book an immediate #1 bestseller on Amazon and its brand new publisher an overnight success.

One of the things CHC does best is help build brands by telling the stories behind their businesses.  In an important anniversary year for Anne Taintor and her company, CHC placed profile stories about Anne in numerous media outlets, including this one in Down East magazine.

Antique and Arts Weekly is an important trade publication for arts events. Here they feature the Objects of Art Show in Santa Fe New Mexico.

Pasatiempo’s 2019 cover story on DoloresHuerta and the Center for Contemporary Art ‘s community dinner and film, helped to bring out a huge crowd and publize the wonderful events that take place at the Center one of the oldest artist-centered organizations in the American Southwest.

The Huffington Post featured the International Folk Art Market reaching a huge online community around the world.