Craft: History, Myths, and Meanings
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Title
Craft: History, Myths, and Meanings
Description
1/3/1995. Good recording; a few skips in the tape.
Paul Greenhalgh of the Victorian Albert Museum and the Royal College of Arts in London speaks as part of the Chalmers Lecture series at NSCAD. In this recording, Greenhalgh explores the meaning of craft in relation to art and design, giving historical examples of how meaning in things are brought about.
Creator
Greenhalgh, Paul
Publisher
NSCAD
Date
1995
Contributor
Paul Greenhalgh, NSCAD students and faculty
Format
wav
48 kHz
Identifier
AG74995a
Sound Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Cassette
Duration
(a) 46 min./(b) 31 min.
Bit Rate/Frequency
16 bit.
Transcription
5-7-2011
Citation
Greenhalgh, Paul, “Craft: History, Myths, and Meanings,” NSCAD Visual Resources Collection, accessed May 13, 2024, https://nscadvrc.omeka.net/items/show/6984.
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