Developing a Participatory Craft Practice Approach: Past, Present and Future Craft Practice

Frances Stevenson

Developing a Participatory Craft Practice Approach: Past, Present and Future Craft Practice

Frances Stevenson

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Abstract

The chapter discusses a new approach that focuses on aesthetic progress within the development of new products, advocating that fresh insights can evolve through participatory activities, rather than solely through individual pursuit; an assumption carried in traditional craft frameworks. The chapter suggests PCP as a potential innovative method of new product development, for makers of contemporary craft; a rare exemplar of the value of research as a means of progressing practice in an individual’s craft

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Past, Present and Future Craft Practice
Editors	Louise Valentine, Georgina Follett
Place of Publication	UK
Publisher	National Museums of Scotland
Chapter	6
Pages	106
Number of pages	17
Volume	1
ISBN (Print)	9781905267507
Publication status	Published - 2010

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