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Through photographs and documents from a range of archives, this exhibition shares an overview of the work and history of craftspeople. It looks at the broad range of crafts that exist in their long history, how they have evolved and the issues craftspeople face. It also seeks to open a broader reflection on crafts by using the testimonies of four contemporary artists who are interested in and use crafts as resources for their artistic work. |
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LGBTQ+ heritage on Europeana |
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Discover queer stories, narratives and cultural heritage from all around Europe. Learn about notable and lesser known historical figures from the LGBTQ+ community, explore symbols of Pride and browse through LGBTQ+ collections |
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Unisex clothes are garments designed without a specific gender in mind. The term was first used in 1968 in the American magazine Life. |
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A collection of historical postcards the regions of Vojvodina and Banat showcasing examples regional multilingualism, supporting flieldwork with linguistic minorities |
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Rural crafts and tradition in Britain |
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420 objects packed in 42 shipping cases📦, travelling across New Zealand and Australia for almost three years🌏 Discover the story of an extraordinary post-war travelling exhibition of British rural crafts
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Create a gallery, save your favourite items |
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Whether you are working on a creative project, need to collect material for your research or just want to have some fun curating cultural heritage, creating a Europeana account allows you to save your favourite items and create public and private galleries. |
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