tags:: #author #Sweden #Pakistan --- > [!SUMMARY] About > Christina Zetterlund is a Swedish craft and design historian, curator, and educator whose work focuses on grassroots histories that challenge entrenched power structures — foregrounding narratives that institutional perspectives on design and craft have often overlooked. Associate Professor at the Department of Design at Linnaeus University, she also works as an independent curator with a strong commitment to place-based and locally situated practices, with recent projects including the Luleå Biennial 2022 and the _(Re-)learning the Archive_ project in Småland. She currently serves as Curator in Residence at Norwegian Crafts for 2024–25, where her practice takes site-based methods of listening and learning beyond conventional institutional hierarchies as its starting point. Her long involvement with Pakistan — through her partner's work in Karachi — has given her an unusually grounded perspective on Pakistani craft, and she was recently appointed a member of the Knowledge House for Craft. ### Mentions %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: start ```dataview list from [[Christina Zetterlund]] where !contains(file.path,"Authors") where !contains(file.name,"Recent additions") ``` %% - [[Warp/Rosa Taikon - Making, Beauty, and Struggle.md|Rosa Taikon - Making, Beauty, and Struggle]] - [[Warp/Talks/Rosa Taikon - Jewellery as a medium of struggle.md|Rosa Taikon - Jewellery as a medium of struggle]] - [[Warp/Talks/Welcome ✿ Pakistan.md|Welcome ✿ Pakistan]] %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: end %%