📢 We are delighted to release the *CALL FOR PAPERS* for 'Emotion, Embodiment and the Everyday, c.1500-1800' to PGRs and ECRs. Please spread the word and submit your abstracts or any questions to [email protected] by 4th August. We look forward to reading them!

Excited to announce the call for papers for ‘Materials of Early Modern Fashion’, an online conference organised by Rebecca Unsworth & myself, in conjunction with the Sartorial Society Series. 7-8 October 2021. Please retweet & visit our website for more details! #CFP tinyurl.com/26hbum4m

Starting a few encyclopaedia entries about raised work today, so of course am thinking of one of my favourite examples, this piece with two gals possibly personifying Taste and Touch in the The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Three-dimensionality gone wild!!

Last chance to register for the 2021 Dublin Seminar on #DisabilityHistory, June 25-26. Join us for a keynote by Disability Museum’s Laurie Block, a capstone by @NicoleBelolan, and 4 additional panels. Register here! MORE: conta.cc/3wNwa67

Dear criticalcraftforum: we have a call for papers your followers might be interested in! crafthistoryworkshop.com

Can’t make it to the Craft in America Center? Take a virtual stroll through our exhibition Making Waves: Ocean Ecology & Craft with our 3D tour. Explore 360º views of the space, and click on tags to watch videos, and to learn the artworks: craftinamerica.org/exhibition/mak…

(1/3) Curious about the intersection of material practices and the virtual world? Join V&A/Royal College of Art History of Design's event for RCA2021, 'Digital (Dis)Comforts: The future of material practices?’ Monday 28 June, 19.30 GMT+1. Register here: bit.ly/3qnRIUq

Dress Codes traces nearly 600 years of fashion law and social norms, detailing how style and attempts to control it have shaped history. The laws of fashion used to be just that: laws. slate.com/culture/2021/0… via Slate

Call for Papers for the new Craft History Workshop, an exciting new initiative in the field: crafthistoryworkshop.com Craft History Workshop

ICYMI: Applications for Nat'l Endow f/t Arts American Rescue Plan Grants are open! Funds are available for local arts agencies + arts/culture orgs. We'll be hosting two free #ArtsU webinars with Nina Ozlu Tunceli + NEA staff to help you learn more & how to apply. #ARParts bit.ly/3wTOFFU

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At long last, our schedule is live! Head to crafthistoryworkshop.com/schedule/ to register our two upcoming workshop sessions in December, and preview our fantastic slate of speakers for Spring 2022.

A brief note that our session with Matthew Limb and Rebekah Edwards scheduled for Wednesday, February 9 (tomorrow, from US time zones) will be postponed and rescheduled. Please join us next on February 23! crafthistoryworkshop.com/schedule/#febr…