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William Morris

William Morris. ‘I don't want art for a few, any more than education for a few or freedom for a few...What business have we with art unless we can all share it?’.

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William Morris

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  1. William Morris ‘I don't want art for a few, any more than education for a few or freedom for a few...What business have we with art unless we can all share it?’

  2. ‘The designers who allied themselves to the Arts and Crafts movement set out to subvert the contemporary tendency to use art as a means of signifying grandeur and power, and to propagandize a visual democracy of humble, plain, honest furniture.’ • Anscombe, 1991

  3. ‘Radical Domestic’ “Have nothing in your house that you do no know to be useful of believe to be beautiful.’

  4. A.H. Mackmurdo • ‘All interest and joy in the work having gone, the man’s interest gravitates towards his wage. These working men become known…not as individuals but as a class…’

  5. Gramsci • Antonio Gramscis (1891- 1937) an Italian Marxist who was jailed by the Fascist regime for the last eleven years of his life. His posthumous Prison Notebooks expressed a new model for socially engaged thinker whom he called the “organic intellectual’. In contrast to the ‘traditional intellectuals’ who were tied to formal entities such as the church,the state, the academy and the mainstream media,the new ‘organic’ intellectuals were doing their work in the context of trade unions, clubs, cafes, political parties, the independent press,and other emerging institutions. • Ellen Lupton D.I.Y: Design It Yourself, Princeton Architectural Press ( 2005)

  6. The Firm • Artist as Manufacturer • 1861- Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & CoMorris & Co • Calld themselves "Fine Art Workmen,"

  7. Morris and Co.

  8. Timorous Beasties

  9. Rob Ryan

  10. Rob Ryan

  11. ‘New Craft’

  12. Growing alongside the awareness of design has been an anti-consumerist discourse, exemplified by the Canadian magazine Adbusters and the book No Logo written by the Canadian critic Noami Klein. Ragins against the corporate macine these publications gave voice to communities of citizens disgusted by the exploitation of interntational workers and the destruction of natural resources represented by the endless onslaught of branding and advertising. • Ellen Lupton D.I.Y: Design It Yourself

  13. The D.I.Y movement relies on and stimulates public dialogue. …In the process of sharing their practical know how with other people, they build a community of individuals joined together around shared interests.

  14. Ethical consumerism • Buyhandmade.org • www.naomiklein.org/no-logo • http://www.adbusters.org/

  15. Craft mafia

  16. zines

  17. Small presses

  18. etsy

  19. music • http://www.imeem.com/thedecemberistsfans

  20. magazines

  21. books

  22. spoonflower

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