What we talk about when we talk about craft

Posted on 1 July 201515 June 2020 by janeosullivan

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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

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Instant gratification sew. My brain has been feeling like a smashed plate lately so I've been trying to a) read more and b) make more. It's helping. These are some vinty Butterick pants I've made before, in a piece of linen I picked up from the @achievesewingbasket for $20. I don't know that I've ever... worn florals before?? #cheapthrills #homemadebinch #imakemyclothes #slowfashion #millenialsewing #sewistsofinstagram #sewcialists 🌻 Lockdown Day 97

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More blessings, this time knee surgery. Felt pretty ratty yesterday but miles better today. And now to hang on the couch with a pot of tea and a copy of Rebecca Starford's The Imitator. Moral of the story: don't fall on that cheesegrater boardwalk stuff!! #clumsymuch And plz hit me up with your best family TV/movie recs 🙏

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