My contribution to this event was a collection of hand embroidered dusters created through an on-going open call for women to commit through thread, their own views and experiences on the theme of women and domesticity. They were suspended from the ceiling throughout the event.Please also refer to other entries documenting exhibitions and/or workshop that form part of this research output
The goal of this project is to explore the common domestic experiences and expectations of the moder...
Over the past ten years I have transformed the duster, a humble yellow cleaning cloth, into an objec...
Housework, Gender and Subjectivity: Cultures of Domesticity is an exhibition inspired by the work of...
This research output consists of a collection of hand embroidered dusters created through an on-goin...
An exhibition of a selection of dusters from the Women & Domesticity - What's your Perspective c...
Workshop:Women and domesticity – What’s Your Perspective? Investigating common experiences and persp...
The entire collection of dusters was exhibited from 4th - 5th August 2018 to coincide with the museu...
Women and domesticity - investigating common experiences and perspectives through creative collabora...
Women and Domesticity is an evolving collection of over 100 hand-embroidered dusters made by members...
A pre-pride exhibition about diversity and sexuality. Artists from all over the world from all diffe...
Exhibition and workshop hosted by Object book, an organisation in London that hosts workshops and po...
An exhibition of selected dusters from the collection.This research output consists of a collection ...
Workshop Content and theme: I propose a practical workshop inviting responses and contributions to m...
Artist, designer and lecturer Vanessa Marr selected traditional dusters as a metaphor for domesticit...
‘Expectations of domesticity are inherently female, whilst stitch both empowers and reflects the his...
The goal of this project is to explore the common domestic experiences and expectations of the moder...
Over the past ten years I have transformed the duster, a humble yellow cleaning cloth, into an objec...
Housework, Gender and Subjectivity: Cultures of Domesticity is an exhibition inspired by the work of...
This research output consists of a collection of hand embroidered dusters created through an on-goin...
An exhibition of a selection of dusters from the Women & Domesticity - What's your Perspective c...
Workshop:Women and domesticity – What’s Your Perspective? Investigating common experiences and persp...
The entire collection of dusters was exhibited from 4th - 5th August 2018 to coincide with the museu...
Women and domesticity - investigating common experiences and perspectives through creative collabora...
Women and Domesticity is an evolving collection of over 100 hand-embroidered dusters made by members...
A pre-pride exhibition about diversity and sexuality. Artists from all over the world from all diffe...
Exhibition and workshop hosted by Object book, an organisation in London that hosts workshops and po...
An exhibition of selected dusters from the collection.This research output consists of a collection ...
Workshop Content and theme: I propose a practical workshop inviting responses and contributions to m...
Artist, designer and lecturer Vanessa Marr selected traditional dusters as a metaphor for domesticit...
‘Expectations of domesticity are inherently female, whilst stitch both empowers and reflects the his...
The goal of this project is to explore the common domestic experiences and expectations of the moder...
Over the past ten years I have transformed the duster, a humble yellow cleaning cloth, into an objec...
Housework, Gender and Subjectivity: Cultures of Domesticity is an exhibition inspired by the work of...