Announcing an upcoming panel session:
The place of collective craft in the modern museums and art galleries of the Global South
This panel session is part of the conference:
Mobility, Circulation, Transnationalism: Art History and the Global South
South African Visual Arts Historians (SAVAH) and Comité International d’Histoire de l’Art (CIHA)
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in January 2011 [...]
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Craft Unbound has been posting for four years now. To celebrate, here’s a view from the clouds:
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Last Monday night the members of Craft Victoria (including myself) voted to adopt a new constitution. The major changes to the Board composition include:
a minimum of two craft industry professionals (previously it was five professional members)
members no longer nominate board members from their ranks
President does not need to be a craftsperson
It’s a significant change [...]
Due to a ’server migration’, the kitezh.com website has been down for the past couple of days. It should be up again by tomorrow morning, 31/1. If you’ve sent any email to me during this time, it may be worth re-sending it as it may have slipped through the cracks.
After nearly eight years at Craft Victoria, I am now experiencing the incredible lightness of being without a small arts organisation. It’s been a very moving week, with an astounding Fresh exhibition, a flood of kind messages and a very warm gathering on Saturday to reflect back on what’s been happening in craft so far [...]
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