Thursday, 24 February 2011
Friday, 12 November 2010
Monday, 11 October 2010
Sunday, 26 September 2010
In Opposition.
I'm rather pleased with the leadership election results. Congrats to Ed Milband, younger siblings are always cooler.
Friday, 24 September 2010
im starting with..
Trade Union banners.
Political art at its most emotional and productive. I'm attracted to the hand-made aesthetic and the collaborative making process. It may be time to dust them off and take to the streets again.
Wood cut 1874, State Library Victoria.
this one speaks for itself.
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Current reading list.
C.R Ashbee - Workshop Reconstruction and Citizenship & An Endeavour Towards the Teaching of Ruskin and Morris.
J. Ranciére, History, Politics, Aesthetics. ed. G.Rockhill and P. Watts.
Karl Marx, A Reader, ed. Jon Elster
G. Naylor, The Arts and Crafts Movement.
William Morris, News from Nowhere
N. Klein, No Logo
G. Adamson Thinking through craft
j Baudrillard - The System of objects.
Thinking through Things Ed. A. Henare, M Holbraad.
Scary.
J. Ranciére, History, Politics, Aesthetics. ed. G.Rockhill and P. Watts.
Karl Marx, A Reader, ed. Jon Elster
G. Naylor, The Arts and Crafts Movement.
William Morris, News from Nowhere
N. Klein, No Logo
G. Adamson Thinking through craft
j Baudrillard - The System of objects.
Thinking through Things Ed. A. Henare, M Holbraad.
Scary.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
More good folk of Glasgow
Thursday, 26 August 2010
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
UNTO THIS LAST
I wish I could attend this talk. they will hopefully publish the transcription somewhere.
Glenn Adamson, editor of The Craft reader and co-editor of The Journal of Modern Craft, will be in conversation with John Roberts, author of Intangibities of Form, about the re-emergence of contemporary artists adopting craft skills and how this plays out with capitalist modes of production.
this is the link
Glenn Adamson, editor of The Craft reader and co-editor of The Journal of Modern Craft, will be in conversation with John Roberts, author of Intangibities of Form, about the re-emergence of contemporary artists adopting craft skills and how this plays out with capitalist modes of production.
this is the link
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