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
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Taking Time catalogue
The catalogue is priced at £8 plus £1 postage and packing.
ISBN : 978-0-9526832-9-2
Price : £9
ISBN : 978-0-9526832-9-2
Price : £9
Introduction (catalogue excerpt)
Taking Time: Craft and the Slow Revolution considers how contemporary craft making practices embrace similar values and philosophies to those supported by the Slow Movement. Both think through where things are made and by whom and engage in ideas of provenance — being immersed in a rich narrative of human experience. Asking us to slow down, perhaps not literally but certainly philosophically, and to reflect on other and perhaps more thoughtful ways of doing things.
Photographs © : Courtesy of Sienna Gallery, USA, Richard Battye, David Gates
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