Craft Theory: Issues
2008 | 2009 | 2010Area/catalogue: VSAR 2074
Course ID: 012826
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South Australian School of Art
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Unit value: 4.5
Offered externally: No
Undergraduate elective course: Yes
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Introduction to the role and status of craft and design in European art history; comparative studies in selected Asia-Pacific cultures; "Eastern" traditions of ceramics and textiles (Thailand, Japan, China and Indonesia); Orientalism and craft; art versus craft in the west; William Morris and the rise of the Arts and Craft movement; traditional and contemporary Indigenous craft practices in Australia, the gendering of craft; the role of craft in art education; the internationalising of art and craft in regional exchange; current debates in contemporary craft theory.
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- Course outine booklet Craft Issues 2006
- Kathleen Connellan article on Morris & Co.
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