Notes added to the vault in the last month: %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: start ```dataview list summary from #warp where file.ctime >= date(tomorrow) - dur(30 day) where !contains(file.path, "Dictionary") sort file.ctime desc ``` %% - [[Warp/Coppice Working Has Kept the Forest Alive.md|Coppice Working Has Kept the Forest Alive]]: The ancient woods wouldn't have survived if left alone. - [[Warp/The Ripple Effect A Clay Response to Żelazny Most.md|The Ripple Effect A Clay Response to Żelazny Most]]: Alicja Patanowska creates an arresting art installation in the V&A Museum's garden by transforming 2,000 unique ceramic pieces made from the waste of Europe's largest copper mine into a profound reflection on environmental damage and material care. - [[Warp/The Earthen and Organic Materials Technologies of Banda, Ghana.md|The Earthen and Organic Materials Technologies of Banda, Ghana]]: Basketry fishtrap making as important ecological knowledge - [[Warp/Craftland.md|Craftland]]: They are most sustainable and connect us to our ancestors. - [[Warp/Weaving Country Back Into the Park Yedabila Pods for the Superb Fairy-Wren.md|Weaving Country Back Into the Park Yedabila Pods for the Superb Fairy-Wren]]: Jenan Taylor follows Kai Lane, who weaves lignum habitat pods for vanishing superb fairy-wrens, carrying Yorta-Yorta knowledge from Kerang's wetlands into Melbourne's tidied parks. - [[Warp/Travelling Through Time With the Double-Sided Stitch.md|Travelling Through Time With the Double-Sided Stitch]]: Pola Laamanen guides us through the rhythmic, mirrored world of Karelian embroidery, where ancient stitches become a tactile bridge between ancestral spirits and today. - [[Warp/The Tree of Life Ukraine Is a Country With Many Roots.md|The Tree of Life Ukraine Is a Country With Many Roots]]: Sasha Shevchenko explores the survival of Ukrainian identity by reinterpreting the symbolic Tree of Life embroidery motif as a powerful emblem of enduring cultural lineage. - [[Warp/The River and the Gun Craft Knowledge at the Argungu Fishing Festival.md|The River and the Gun Craft Knowledge at the Argungu Fishing Festival]]: Emmanuel Solate travels twenty-eight hours to Argungu to witness a fishing festival that turns out to be something stranger and more layered than spectacle—a living archive of environmental knowledge, ritual authority, and craft. - [[Warp/Reviving Mashroo A Blend of Silk and Cotton, Past and Present.md|Reviving Mashroo A Blend of Silk and Cotton, Past and Present]]: Fattima Noor and Ibrar Hassan follow the three-year effort to resurrect mashroo—a Mughal-era silk-cotton textile—from colonial archive to working loom. - [[Warp/Permanent Marker.md|Permanent Marker]]: Dan Friday keeps Coast Salish stories alive in glass. - [[Warp/Ñai'ũpo Art, Ancestral Ceramic Craftsmanship.md|Ñai'ũpo Art, Ancestral Ceramic Craftsmanship]]: Paraguayan black vessels. - [[Warp/Inside Charleston's Craft Renaissance Young Artisans Are Defying AI.md|Inside Charleston's Craft Renaissance Young Artisans Are Defying AI]]: American College of the Building Arts preserves building arts - [[Warp/In Venezuela, a 91-Year-Old Weaver Sticks to Traditions.md|In Venezuela, a 91-Year-Old Weaver Sticks to Traditions]]: This weaver was a celebrated figure in the Venezuelan nation. - [[Warp/If Only We Could Bury Our City.md|If Only We Could Bury Our City]]: Lara Salous honours the sustained creation of Majdalawi fabric by weaver Hussam Zaqout, who rebuilds the tradition after repeated forced displacement and erasure. - [[Warp/Craft and Its Echoes Appear Across the 2026 World Cup.md|Craft and Its Echoes Appear Across the 2026 World Cup]]: At the 2026 FIFA World Cup, craft appears both as living handwork and as design reference, from a 220-metre hand-crocheted street canopy in Mexico to national kits referencing traditional crafts. - [[Warp/“Craft Is an Identity” The Palestinian Weavers Determined to Preserve Their Tradition.md|“Craft Is an Identity” The Palestinian Weavers Determined to Preserve Their Tradition]]: Palestinian weaving is a form of identity and a way to preserve history. Nöl Collective - [[Warp/‘Festa da Moça Nova’ (Young Woman’s Festival).md|‘Festa da Moça Nova’ (Young Woman’s Festival)]]: The use of a tree bark called tuturi is critical for cultural transmission. - [[Warp/Handwork - Handcrafted Objects that Made America.md|Handwork - Handcrafted Objects that Made America]]: Handwork gathers handcrafted objects spanning 250 years of American history, using each to tell an overlooked story about the people and cultures who made America. - [[Warp/Knitters United - Building Connections Through Crafting.md|Knitters United - Building Connections Through Crafting]]: Knitting can bring social well-being into our lives, connecting us with others both online and offline. - [[Warp/Crafting Values - How Craft Can Make Life a Little Better.md|Crafting Values - How Craft Can Make Life a Little Better]]: The Milan 2024 conference of European Group for Organisation Studies proposes that social values are fundamentally embodied in any craft object that is made or enjoyed. - [[Warp/Shaping Futures The Prison Outreach Program of New Hampshire Furniture Masters.md|Shaping Futures The Prison Outreach Program of New Hampshire Furniture Masters]]: *Shaping Futures* features handmade works from men's programs in Maine and New Hampshire - [[Warp/From Pub Knitting to Wonky Ceramics, Arts and Crafts Are Having a Resurgence.md|From Pub Knitting to Wonky Ceramics, Arts and Crafts Are Having a Resurgence]]: Groups like Drunken Knitwits meet regularly to craft and socialise in pubs. %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: end %%