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: 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.
Photographs © : Courtesy of Sienna Gallery, USA, Richard Battye, David Gates, NTPL/Paul Raeside
Developing people, ideas and opportunities through contemporary craft.
