Category Archives: Heritage
Modernist Craft and Crafting Coffee
Collaborator: Bauhaus Foundation Dessau Work Conducted: February – June 2016 How can craft history be presented in an exhibition? How can one think about the ways in which craft and design intersect? (Click image to view video of the condensation
Modernist Craft and Crafting Coffee
Collaborator: Bauhaus Foundation Dessau Work Conducted: February – June 2016 How can craft history be presented in an exhibition? How can one think about the ways in which craft and design intersect? (Click image to view video of the condensation
Cleaning Up After Gropius 2015
An Installation of Ethnographic Art at the ‘Haushaltsmesse 2015’ Design Exhibition On Friday 12 June 2015, we launched a UCL installation on the Anthropology of Cleaning, as a part of the ‘Haushaltsmesse 2015: Zur Kunst des Haushaltens im 21
Cleaning Up After Gropius 2015
An Installation of Ethnographic Art at the ‘Haushaltsmesse 2015’ Design Exhibition On Friday 12 June 2015, we launched a UCL installation on the Anthropology of Cleaning, as a part of the ‘Haushaltsmesse 2015: Zur Kunst des Haushaltens im 21
Cleaning Up After Gropius 2014
Work Conducted With: The Bauhaus Foundation, Dessau How can the sensory environment of heritage sites bring us closer to a historical evocation of the past? Is the fixity of heritage, especially the preservation of architectural heritage, a problem, and can
Cleaning Up After Gropius 2014
Work Conducted With: The Bauhaus Foundation, Dessau How can the sensory environment of heritage sites bring us closer to a historical evocation of the past? Is the fixity of heritage, especially the preservation of architectural heritage, a problem, and can
Re-Presenting an Australian Spearthrower
Work conducted with: The British Museum, UCL Ethnographic Collection. UCL’s Ethnographic Collection contains several spear throwers, but only one from South-Eastern Australia. In different ways, it is beautiful, functional, mysterious, powerful, and potentially tragic. This is an object which is
Re-Presenting an Australian Spearthrower
Work conducted with: The British Museum, UCL Ethnographic Collection. UCL’s Ethnographic Collection contains several spear throwers, but only one from South-Eastern Australia. In different ways, it is beautiful, functional, mysterious, powerful, and potentially tragic. This is an object which is
The Material Properties of a Papua New Guinean Adze
Work conducted with: The British Museum, UCL Ethnographic Collection By: Sarah McFalls, Molly Johanssen Summer 2013 UCL’s Ethnographic Collection, comprising over 3000 artifacts, contains objects from every continent of the world, made out of every kind of material, and referencing
The Material Properties of a Papua New Guinean Adze
Work conducted with: The British Museum, UCL Ethnographic Collection By: Sarah McFalls, Molly Johanssen Summer 2013 UCL’s Ethnographic Collection, comprising over 3000 artifacts, contains objects from every continent of the world, made out of every kind of material, and referencing
Studio of Material Life 