Introduction to #18 Craft (Fall 2024)

Keyphrases

• Anglo-American 40%
• Tool Making 40%
• Creative Production 40%
• Design Industry 20%
• Usurpation 20%
• Basketry 20%
• Western World 20%
• Bavarian 20%
• California Indians 20%
• Glazing 20%
• Material Intelligence 20%
• Industrial Craft 20%
• Kikuchi Patterns 20%
• Social Currency 20%
• Industrial Slavery 20%
• Leisure 20%
• Kinship 20%
• Source Material 20%
• Hands-on Making 20%
• Subordination 20%
• Japanese Culture 20%
• Blacksmith 20%
• Making Process 20%
• Loom Weaving 20%
• Ploughing 20%
• Virtual Workshop 20%
• Origins of Art 20%
• Settler Colonial 20%
• Textual Form 20%
• Lace 20%
• Sewing 20%
• Pottery 20%
• African American 20%
• Needlework 20%
• Historically Marginalized Groups 20%
• Lacunary 20%
• Artistry 20%
• Creative Methods 20%
• Entanglement 20%
• Scrimshaw 20%
• Realgar 20%
• Late Eighteenth Century 20%
• Scythe 20%
• California Missions 20%
• Interdisciplinary Dialogue 20%
• Haptic Experience 20%
• Nuremburg 20%
• Reconceptualize 20%
• Colored Glass 20%
• Manual Skills 20%

Arts and Humanities

• Craft 100%
• Anglo-American 12%
• Lace 6%
• Blacksmith 6%
• Late 18th Century 6%
• Rationality 6%
• California Missions 6%
• Pursuit 6%
• Inter-disciplinary dialog 6%
• Settler 6%
• reliance 6%
• Basketry 6%
• Enduring Relevance 6%
• African-American culture 6%
• Critical Study 6%
• Source Material 6%
• Knitting 6%
• Iron 6%
• bookbinder 6%
• Colored Glass 6%
• Render 6%
• Japanese Culture 6%
• artistry 6%
• needlework 6%
• Entanglement 6%