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»Issue 03/2010: Handmade objects and digital codes

Craft 2.0:

The art of handmade objects communicated through digital codes

Virtual information-sharing communities, blogs, picture-sharing websites and other so-called ‘Web 2.0’ Internet applications are expanding, and theorists, institutions and makers of handmade objects are actively engaged in the process. In this article, Norwegiancrafts.no investigates blogs and other social websites that focus on crafts and fine and applied arts. Read more

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Ceramic expressionism

He defines himself as an Abstract Expressionist and is known for burning monumental sculptures in a large wooden kiln he himself has built. Ceramicist Torbjørn Kvasbø is considered a leading artist in his field and exhibits regularly in Asia, Europe and the USA. This October he makes time in his busy schedule to show new works at Kunstnerforbundet in Oslo. Read more

Toy animals, yarn and glamorous design

Plastic toy animals, crocheting in yarn and precious metals are some of the elements Felieke van der Leest combines to make exciting, humorous and absurd jewellery. Her works are currently being exhibited at Permanenten - The West Norway Museum of Decorative Art. The show is called ‘Jewellery Circus’. Read more

Colophon Issue 03/2010: Handmade objects and digital codes
Editor: André Gali. Contributers: André Gali