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Clement, Tracey. (2019). Going to hell (and back) in a handbasket.. World Crafts Council, Australia.
AuthorsClement, Tracey
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Every object can be read. Every object tells a story. What story does Sydney tell? In this essay I will read the city as a handmade object – one made collaboratively, over time– in order to discover what it says about the forces that shape it. And, after finding that the Sydney is going to hell in a handbasket, I will also analyse an actual basket handmade from textiles by jeweller Bridget Kennedy to reveal an alternative narrative of resistance and hope.

Year05 Mar 2019
PublisherWorld Crafts Council, Australia
Web address (URL)https://garlandmag.com/article/going-to-hell-and-back-in-a-handbasket/
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ISBN9780987515438
JournalGarland Magazine
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