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diploma presentation 21st January 2010

After a good year of intensive research work and as a result of hard work desk, it finally arrived: my thesis is being bound and I am very proud of the results on 21 January part of the final presentations on 21 1. 2010 to present, at 10.40 in the HS 3 Applied. Many posts on this blog have already been insights into the topic my thesis: "Knitting in Transition - From the subversive potential in the knitting Rosemarie Trockel to the activism of the current crafting movement - the title, and behind knitting relevant work Rosemarie Trockel, and Annette Messager, Sabrina Gschwandtner Hide" KnitKnit "and closely thus linked, McFadden exhibition "Radical Lace and Subversive Knitting", etc. Furthermore, there are words like Critical crafting Craftivism, Third Wave Feminism, Do It Yourself, Guerilla Knitting, Strickgraffitti. again. The work shows how knitting is in the process from its traditional anchor, free, and instead re-locates in the radius of design, art and activism to be.

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Contribution to AMALGAM

Free magazine of Arts: Amalgam

This (maga)zine is published every 3 months in vienna and includes different content every time which features people in various ground, art, architecture, design, cooking, science, economy, sport, education, e.t.c…and shows their divers ideas and notions as an art piece which they make according to the specific theme. The theme of the first issue will be "time"and I was asked for a contribution. It will be distributed on the Rundgang of the Akademie from 21st to 24th of january 2010.

http://www.akbild.ac.at/

  http://braeuhausgasse.wordpress.com/art-book-expanse/

"Unraveling the knitting is a step back to show the thread it's made of. After the process of knitting, the thread is crinkled instead of sleek - it has incorporated a history. The loose and nonlinear appearance stands in contradiction to the tight and defined one. The thread serves as a metaphor for time, changing between structure and chaos - once quantifiable, then infinite "
By Christine Schöpf