What we talk about when we talk about craft

Posted on 1 July 201515 June 2020 by janeosullivan

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

In this five-page feature for Art Guide, I look at the old hierarchies between art, craft and design and the artists who are dismantling them – a process that’s taken longer in Australia than elsewhere. Full story in the July/August 2015 issue.

Posted in Art writingTagged 2015, Art, Art Guide, Artists, Craft, Design, Feature writing, Interviews, Kate Rohde

Previous Post Chuck Close

Next Post Shermans ‘prune’ 900-strong art collection

@sightlined on instagram

back on the headland track ✌️ finally running again after that bad fall on the cheesegrater boardwalk 18mths ago, only baby runs so far but that's ok #svetting #tortoisetime playlist needs an update though, any music recs? what hits it for you??

summer MVP #tessutianniedress #tessutipattern #SHaxistank #homemadebinch lying pretty low at the moment, hope you're staying safe xx

oh I am UNDONE what a beautiful, gentle exhibition to cap off this socially distanced year #timsilver #sullivanstrumpf #inbetweendays

@sightlined on twitter

RT @pantographpunch: Been having some thonks about Arts + Culture + Life (lol) over the summer? The Pantograph Punch are open for submiss… 3 days ago
RT @MsFriedmann: Me, handing in my first draft. 6 days ago
RT @sweatshopws: For the next two weeks, all profits from Sweatshop Women Volumes 1 and 2, edited by Tongan-Australian writer, Winnie Dunn,… 6 days ago

Follow Following
- Jane O'Sullivan
- Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.