Past, present and future craft practice

Louise Valentine; Georgina Follett

Past, present and future craft practice

Louise Valentine (Editor)
, Georgina Follett (Editor)

Research output: Book/Report › Book

Abstract

In some ways you can think of this book as an introduction to craft research - a new form of craft practice - with an alternative approach to developing craft and its economy in the twenty-first century. It is based on a five-year research project conducted under the framework of a succesful grant application by the editors to the Arts and Humanities Research Council (2004), which posed the following question: Is there a future role for craft? It is also based on our work as craft practitioners; Louise's as a textile designer with 15 years experience in applying her design thinking across a spectrum of creative and management activities and, Georgina's work as an enameller specialising in plique-à-jour for over 30 years.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Publisher	NMS Enterprises Ltd
Number of pages	154
ISBN (Print)	9781905267507
Publication status	Published - 2010

Keywords

Crafts
Future crafts
Design
Craft research
Craft practitioners

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5 Chapter
1 Book
1 Conference contribution
1 Paper
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- 1 Web publication/site

DESIGN IN ACTION. (Research that builds a model for knowledge exchange between industry and academia, using design as a strategy for business growth in Scotland. Disseminated through: Follett G. Marra M. Leading innovation through design. Presentation & Proceedings of the Design Management Institute, DMI 2012, International Research Conference, Boston USA. 8/08/12 - 9/08/12)
Follett, G. & Marra, M., 2013, p. 141-150. 10 p.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
Past, Present and Future Craft Practice
Valentine, L., 4 May 2011, The Endless End: The 9th International European Academy of Design Conference, University of Porto, School of Fine Arts Porto, Portugal. p. 35
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution
Developing a Participatory Craft Practice Approach: Past, Present and Future Craft Practice
Stevenson, F., 2010, Past, Present and Future Craft Practice . Valentine, L. & Follett, G. (eds.). UK: National Museums of Scotland, Vol. 1. p. 106 17 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

Future Craft Research Exposition
Follett, G. (Organiser)
26 Mar 2010 → 26 Apr 2010
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Festival/Exhibition

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Past, present and future craft practice

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Past, Present and Future Craft Practice

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

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Future Craft Research Exposition

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