The Church Kneeler Archive
Lally MacBeth makes a case for the humble church kneeler as folk-art object, and shares some favourite examples from her...
27th October 2021
Tagged as: crafts
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Shadows and Reflections: Kerri ní Dochartaigh
Since so many of our lives were lived in thematic overlap in 2020, we asked our contributors and friends to...21st January 2021
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Material
In his new book Material: Making and the Art of Transformation, Nick Kary explores what it means to be a...23rd October 2020
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Lost Landscapes
Kirsteen McNish shares the process behind a new project, in which she conjures landscapes from thread. In March, I tried...4th July 2020
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The Feel of Things
Following on from yesterday's introduction and Melissa Harrison's poems, today comes a prose piece by Alexandra Harris, inspired by items...8th April 2020
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Journeyman - stories of craft from a bicycle
Nick’s bike by the Hudson River by Jon McNaught A new exhibition, curated by our good friend Nick Hand, opens...17th January 2020
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King of Dust
Alex Woodcock's King of Dust, recently published by Little Toller, is a craftsman’s journey through the landscapes and ancient sculpture...23rd May 2019
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Conversations from Land’s End to John o’Groats - an extract
In this extract from his book, 'Conversations from Land’s End to John o’Groats', Nick Hand meets Kevin Millward, a potter from...4th February 2019
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Made in England
Mathew Clayton reviews Dorothy Hartley's 1939 document of rural English industries, recently published in a new edition by Little Toller....5th June 2018