Fabricating Activism:

Jack Zeljko Bratich · Heidi M. Brush

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Crafts, Textile, and Design Fashion and Cultural Textiles Gender, Feminism, and Media

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ABSTRACT This article examines the recent resurgence of interest in what we call “fabriculture.” Three dimensions of fabriculture are explored: the gendered spaces of production around new domesticity and the social home; the blurring of old and new media in digital craft culture; and the politics of popular culture that emerge in the mix of folk and commercial culture. Ultimately, we conceptualize craft as power (the ability or capacity to act), as a way of understanding current activist possibilities.

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