4-0450 CRAFTING VALUE/VALUING CRAFT

Friday, November 18, 2011: 10:15-12:00

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Frances E Mascia-Lees (Rutgers University) and Alicia A DeNicola (Oxford College)

Chairs: Alicia A DeNicola (Oxford College) and Clare M Wilkinson-Weber (Washington State University)

Discussants: Frances E Mascia-Lees (Rutgers University)

10:15

Distinguishing Craft: Small-Scale Artisanship In India's Contemporary Fashion Industry

Alicia A DeNicola (Oxford College) and Clare M Wilkinson-Weber (Washington State University)

10:30

Rethinking Digital and Material Practice In Two Cultures of craft

Daniela K Rosner (University of California Berkeley)

10:45

ReSituating Contemporary Craft Practice In the Philippines

B Lynne Milgram PhD (Ontario College of Art and Design)

11:00

Immersive Simulation As Craft: The Shift From Analog to Digital In the Projection Planetarium

Lane A DeNicola (University College London)

11:15

Visions of Excess: Crafting Good Chocolate In France and the US

Susan J Terrio (Georgetown University)

11:30

Discussant

Frances E Mascia-Lees (Rutgers University)

11:45

Discussion

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