Researcher Believes to Have Discovered Fossils* of Women’s Handcrafts

Posted byDanielle HoganPosted inart histories, Arts based research, canada, feminism, feminist art, handmade, intersectionality, knitting, lace work, Makers, making, Methodology Comprehensive Exam, Performative Research, Practice led research, Practice-led methodology, praxis, sewing, studio, Tatting, Textile art, textile based work, textilesTags:, , , ,

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Breaking news out of Canada.

January 26, 2015

Researcher/Maker Danielle Hogan has discovered fossils* believed to further validate the longevity, prevalence and historical value of women’s handcrafts.

See photos below.

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*Disclaimer, all “fossils” discovered in Hogan’s oven January 2015.

Published by Danielle Hogan

Visual artist, writer, curator, educator

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