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Flying Origami
A sample I’m working on for a London Craft Week Show with EJM studio—more on that next week
This week, it’s straight to the links:
Faye Toogood on Creation as a Form of Connection.
A book on making paper planes (and paper “fluttering s...
You're Invited
I’ve taken an unintentional break from this newsletter for the past month. I started by missing a week and before I knew it, it had been five. Admittedly, mid-book launch is not the smartest time (marketing wise at least) to have let things...
Long Live Comfortable Shoes
This week, a short list, with no theme whatsoever:
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This article on the couture collection of a New Zealand sheep and cattle farmer.
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Long live comfortable shoes. I’m coveting a new pair, so here is a short history of the loafer...
Dorothea.
Reclining Nude (1969-70). Image stolen from Hyperallergic.
This week, I’d like to share my obsession with Dorothea Tanning’s work. Especially, Birthday, 1942. And Nue Couchée. Tanning was born in 1910 in Illinois in the United States and...
Tiles, Ribbons, and Absurdist Plays
A still from a 1965 performance of Ubu Roi, linked below.
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I make quilts, clothes, books, and friends. I’m interested in the intersections between craft, technology, and labour, particularly around activities traditionally considered ‘women’s work’.
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