An exploration of Craftivism and its impact : Focusing on the work of Julie Green, the Craftivist Collective, Carrie Reichardt and the Craft Cartel Karen Phelan Thesis
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TextPublication details: Limerick, Ireland Limerick Institute of Technology / Limerick School of Art and Design 2019Description: 25p. : Colour illustrations : 30 cmSubject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification: - Thesis Ceramics 04/19
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In partial fulfilment of the B.A. (Hons.) in Ceramics 2019.
Includes references and bibliography pp. 23 - 25.
This essay examines Craftivism as a movement and as a method. It explores how the term was established, a brief history of it and explores how it is being used by contemporary craft activists today. It focuses on four main artists, two who use Craftivism as a form of unthreatening activism, and two who use a more extreme method. It compares these artists and questions the social and cultural impact of Craftivism.