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A Q&A with Ceramicist Ine Vik
Ine Vik is an Oslo-based ceramicist working with local clay, found or foraged materials and wood-firing. The resulting work is alluring in its simplicity. Co-editor Charlotte Jul reached out to Ine Vik to ask her a few questions about her practice, and her love for what some people call “old man’s ceramics”.
Communities of the Soil
In this article by Andrea Fjordside Pontoppidan, we are introduced to two interdisciplinary art and architecture projects: Soil Lab and Futurefarmers, both of which bring forth a focus on soil through craft making in public spaces, but in different ways and contexts.
Texture of Practice: Raukura Turei
Whakapapa is a Māori framework that places us within the world. It encompasses all relationships we experience and guides our knowledge and connection to whānau (family), hītori (history), tikanga (customs) and philosophies. In this presentation by Raukura Turei we are introduced to the whakapapa of her practice, and how the materials she uses in her work connects her both to her tīpuna (ancestors) and the whenua (land).
Texture of Practice: Dorothy Waetford
Whakapapa is a Māori framework that places us within the world. It encompasses all relationships we experience and guides our knowledge and connection to whānau (family), hītori (history), tikanga (customs) and philosophies. In this presentation by artist Dorothy Waetford we are introduced to the whakapapa of her practice and how it is informed by her background as a dancer, and her local surroundings and whānau (family).