Stonemason Alexis Zafiropoulos (CF 2020) was interviewed by artist David F. Wilson (CF 2016) this month about his Fellowship plans to explore how craft landscaping techniques can improve communities. Alexis will use his findings to influence local planning policy in the UK.
Teacher Alison Chapman (CF 2009) has written a chapter in the book Cultures of Staff Wellbeing and Mental Health in Schools, published on 24 June. The chapter explores a case study from the school she leads in and ways to support a culture of wellbeing for staff.
By Alison Chapman,
Textile artist Cas Holmes (CF 1985) has written a book entitled Embroidering the Everyday, which was published on 2 September. Cas drew upon findings gathered during her Fellowship, which explored the history and decorative application of Japanese papermaking.
By Cas Holmes,
Writer Gemma Seltzer (CF 2015) published a book entitled Ways of Living on 15 July. The book is a collection of short stories that explore what it means to be a modern woman inhabiting the urban landscape, a concept inspired by her Fellowship travels.
By Gemma Seltzer,
This month tapestry weaver Chrissie Freeth (CF 2016) was selected to showcase at ARTAPESTRY 6, a European tapestry weaving exhibition. The work she exhibited was a tapestry that Chrissie wove as a direct result of her Fellowship, which explored techniques used by medieval weavers.
By Chrissie Freeth,
