Learning to make lace-like stitches on the knitting machine can be slow like “Tennessee Time” for a newbie like me!

Posted byDanielle HoganPosted inArts based research, canadian art, course work, feminist art, handmade, intersectionality, knitting, Literature Review, Makers, making, Performative Research, Practice led research, praxis, studio, Textile art, textile based work, textiles

SLOW food – SLOW walking – SLOW KNITTING
(*With thanks, and all due respect, to the wonderful musician Valerie June!)

Published by Danielle Hogan

Visual artist, writer, curator, educator

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