Geographies of Making, Craft and Creativity

Taylor & Francis

1: Towards the geographies of making: An introduction 2: Making bodies, making space and making memory in artistic practice 3: Moonraking in Slaithwaite: Making lanterns, making place 4: Modernity, crafts and guilded practices: Locating the historical geographies of 20th century craft organisations 5: Unpicking the material politics of sewing for development: Sex, religion and women\u2019s rights 6: Work, value and space: Three key questions of making for the Anthropocene 7: The science and the art of making: Bartenders, distillers, barbers, and butchers 8: Transient productions; enduring encounters: The crafting of bodies and friendships in the hair salon 9: Entangled corporeality in the making of taxidermy 10: Knitting the atmosphere: Creative entanglements with climate change 11: A sustainable future in the making? The maker movement, the maker-habitus and sustainability 12: Everyday Kintsukuroi: Mending as making 13: Re-lighting the Castle Argyle: Making, restoration, and the bioe