Taking Time: Craft and the Slow Revolution
Paul Scott And Ann Linneman
Trees In A Willow Garden. Media file: Exhibition view by Helen Carnac.
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Taking Time: Craft and the Slow Revolution
Associated Projects
Time in Print - National Trust
Wightwick Manor -- Exterior of Wightwick Manor- a Victorian House in Wolverhampton.
Time in Print was a collaboration and partnership between the National Trust’s Whose Story? initiative, Craftspace, the West Midlands Caribbean Parents and Friends Association and wallpaper artist Linda Florence.
Knitting and Stitching Show 2010
Stitching Revolutions- Stitching Circle #1
Images and video from the show are online now. See the Taking Time blog for more info.Images and video from the show are online now. See the Taking Time blog for more info.
7th - 10th October 2010
Alexandra Palace, London
Artist Shane Waltener will be working live with participants on six Husqvarna Viking overlocking machines in the Palm Court Foyer. Groups of stitchers will act as one to make this new piece, Stitching Circle #1, reworking fabric from these donations.Craftspace and Husqvarna Viking present this exciting event.
Wandering Methods - Dublin
Explorations by Slow Craft
Wandering Methods - Dublin -- Click link below for Wandering Methods Video.
You can watch the film by clicking the link in the gallery above.
We are working on another phase of this project in partnership with Bealtaine Festival http://bealtaine.com and the Office of Public Works (OPW) at Rathfarnham Castle in Dublin. A group of older people are collaborating with artists Maeve Clancy and Liz Nilsson continuing to explore the history of the castle and objects from their own homes. Lookout for a blog coming soon.
This exhibition was the result of a creative project developed by Bealtaine Festival and Craftspace (UK) in partnership with the Office of Public Works. The aim of this project was to bring alive and interpret the history, stories and architecture of Rathfarnham Castle, through a creative process that allowed time to connect, build relationships, reflect, share knowledge and lived experience.
Photographs © : Courtesy of Sienna Gallery, USA, Richard Battye, David Gates, NTPL/Paul Raeside, Lian Bell
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