Repair and Society
Liudmila AliabievaRepair and Society podcast with a particular focus on mending clothing looks at repair as an act of care and attachment, as form of resistance and problem-solving, as a therapeutical and creative gesture, as form of sharing and coping with crisis. more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Categories | EducationSelf-ImprovementSociety & Culture | ||||
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Jo Turney is a Professor and the Doctoral Programmes Director at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton. She researches everyday fashion, dress and textile practices. She is the author of The Culture of Knitting addressing knitting as ar... more
In this episode we meet with Emmeline de Mooij and Margreet Sweerts, founders of the Feminist Needlework Party (Feministische Handwerk Partij, FHP), a political feminist artists’ movement that focuses on studying, repairing, speaking, patching up, un... more
Kate Sekules is a writer, historian, teacher, and lifelong mender. Kate is a professor of fashion history at Pratt Institute, she also teaches her class "Mending Fashion" at Parsons NYC. Her book "MEND! A Refashioning Manual and Manifesto" was publis... more
Bridget Harvey is a maker who investigates process, occupying a fluid space between craft and design, making and remaking. In her work she embraces interdisciplinarity, using found objects and materials like fired ceramics, wood, and textiles. Throug... more
Iryna Kucher is an Eco-Social designer and a PhD Fellow at Design School Kolding. She is a member of Design for Planet -- LAB for Sustainability and Design. Iryna's PhD project focuses on the study of the slow rhythm of consumption in the field of fa... more
Amy Twigger Holroyd is Associate Professor of Fashion and Sustainability in the School of Art & Design. Through design-led participatory research, she explores plural possibilities for post-growth fashion systems: alternative ways of living with our ... more
Jessica Hemmings is currently Professor of Craft at HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. Research interests span material culture and literature to include the often marginalised voices of postcolonial literature and contemporary craft / lif... more
Sanem Odabasi is a fashion scholar from Turkey. She is currently an Assistant Professor at Eskisehir Technical University, Department of Textile and Fashion Design. Her research areas are sustainable fashion, material culture, and practice-based rese... more
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