taking time: Craft and the Slow Revolution
Making Tea
The 'slow' process of making tea in Korea
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Cultural Leadership programme
We are delighted to announce that Helen Carnac, maker and academic, has been awarded an Artist/Practitioner Leadership Development, Cultural Leadership Programme Placement with Craftspace.
Craftspace is one of a few organisations nationally who are hosting pilot placements with the aim of determining ways of supporting individual artists who are seeking to develop their leadership skills and behaviours. Helen's placement will run for twelve months from March. Watch this space for further information....
Taking Time: Craft and The Slow Revolution
The Slow Movement and its relationship to craft is the theme of Craftspace’s next national touring exhibition launching in late 2009. taking time: Craft and the Slow Revolution is co- curated by Helen Carnac and Andy Horn.
Crafts=Skills For Life
Following a selection day on 28 January in which the children were able to feed in to discussions about who they want to work with, the artists selected to work on the project have been named as Jamie Lewis, a textile artist, Andrew Tanner, a ceramicist and Will Evans a jewellery maker.
Photographs © : Anand Chhabra
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