International Seminars
International Seminars
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International Seminars
Project Summary
Building networks, knowledge and skills to encourage international work for craft practitioners and curators.
Look out for details of the last seminar taking place this summer.
The International Networking forum is a series of dedicated events with
the aim of giving focus to international working for craft
practitioners and curators in the West Midlands.
For the final international networking event Craftspace has begun working in collaboration with Forming Ideas to develop a seminar based on language and craft. A group of curators who visited Nordic countries have reflected on the words that we use when we talk about craft and craft practitioners and invite other makers and curators to do the same. It will take place in the West Midlands in the summer.
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