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30/30 Vision
30/30 Vision was a major touring exhibition celebrating 30 years of talent and creativity from the Crafts Council. It marked the 30th anniversary of the Setting Up Grant scheme, (now known as the Crafts Council Development Award) and presented a celebration of the professional and creative journeys of 30 makers. This exhibition showed some of the trends shaping the identity of craft, and illustrated how important craft businesses are to the UK?s reputation for innovation and quality in design. Featured artists include Tom Dixon, Dai Rees, Adam Paxon, Kei Ito, Simone ten Hompel and Jim Partridge.
A Creative Future
A blueprint for the future of arts support, this strategy document was commissioned in 1990 by the then Minister for the Arts and is the result of the largest consultation and planning exercise ever undertaken on the arts in Great Britain. The Arts Council, the British Film Institute, the Crafts Council and the Regional Arts Boards - all partners in the arts funding system - sought the views of the arts community through discussion documents and seminars. A survey of public attitude to the arts was commissioned and the monitoring group set up with the local authority associations. A Creative Future focuses on seven priorities for the funding system including the importance of the artist; issues of participation and diverstiy; and the continued vitality of creative life through education. This document reflects the spirit of consultation and speaks for the arts and for the those who work in the arts.
Craftsmanship Today
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Makers
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Added Value?
Catalogue of the exhibition Added Value? which "questions the value of contemporary craft within the current landscape of branding and luxury. A desire for authenticity, quality and craftsmanship is redefining our understanding of luxury. The term craft has been adopted as a validation of quality and value by brands and more widely. This exhibition investigates differing perceptions of value, and public interest in the provenance and production narratives connected with the things we buy and use." -- Crafts Council website.
Build Your Own
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Three by One
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