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The Victoria and albert museum (often abbreviated as the V&A) in London is the world's largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts, and design, housing a permanent collection of over 2.27 million objects. It was founded in 1852 and named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
The V&A is located in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, in an area known as "Albertopolis" because of its association with Prince Albert, the Albert Memorial and the major cultural institutions with which he was associated.
Daphne Krinos
A thousand facets sits with Daphne Krinos, they talk about her childhood in Greece, her love for typography and how she found jewelry.
She'll be on Week two of Goldsmith's fair.
About:
Fine jeweller Daphne Krinos is known for her bold and architectural designs. Creating unique, one-off piece…
How a Loom Organizes Threads
This episode explores Warp, weft, shedding and the mechanical problem that looms solve across different traditions. The story keeps the mechanisms clear and the research grounded for a casual listener.
Inside this episode:
- Two directions
- Tension creates a working field
- The shed
- Heddles ho…
Why Pottery Is Glazed
This episode explores Surface, porosity, decoration and firing, while distinguishing broad principles from culture-specific practices. The story keeps the mechanisms clear and the research grounded for a casual listener.
Inside this episode:
- Fired clay is not one material
- A thin layer of glas…
Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E2 Coffee Mugs - Your Coffee Break Podcast
Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E2 Coffee Mugs - Your Coffee Break Podcast
COFFEE SWIRL MEDIA™
SEASON 3 — THE EXTRAORDINARY STORIES BEHIND ORDINARY THINGS
SEGMENT 1 —
TODAY’S JOURNEY IN A COFFEE CUP
SEGMENT 2 —
THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY
SEGMENT 3 —
WELLNESS BLEND
SEGMENT 3B —
THE SOUNDTRACK & SCR…
Diving For Pearls – Part Two
[Please feel free to leap straight into this second part of the 'Diving for Pearls' episode but there's background information in the first half you might enjoy if by chance you have missed it.]
How did the term 'baroque', the French version of a very old Portuguese word for a misshapen pearl… whi…
Diving For Pearls – Part One
How did 'baroque', the French version of a very old Portuguese term for a misshapen pearl… which became an insult applied to complicated music… and was then rehabilitated as a description of an ornate style of art and architecture… become the term now almost universally used to describe music writt…
Finding Common Ground: David Deighton on the Art of Talking to Strangers
Catherine Llewellyn welcomes David Deighton, creator of Triptych Dialogue, an art experiment exploring how we can bridge societal divides by changing the way we talk to one another. David's work brings people together in person, often around difficult subjects such as politics, using art, active li…
Tim Walker
Tim Walker is an English photographer. He began taking pictures as a young boy and, after leaving school, worked in the Cecil Beaton archive at the Condé Nast Library before studying photography at Exeter College of Art.
After university, he moved to New York to assist Richard Avedon, before retu…
Episode 191: Building Better Fashion, ft. ROWENNA MILLER
That's right! Former co-host Rowenna Miller is back again to discuss a worldbuilding topic near and dear to our hearts: fashion! How do you take clothing from bog-standard fantasy gear to something unique and specific to your world?
We four are all, obviously, very fashionable when we choose to be…
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