"Craft, Community and the Material Culture of Place and Politics, 19th-20th Century "

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Contents: Introduction, Janice Helland, Beverly Lemire and Alena Buis Village craft, rural industry: the politics of modern globalized craft, Edward S. Cooke, Jr Souvenir art, collectable craft, cultural heritage: the Wendat (Huron) of Wendake, Quebec, Anne de Stecher 'To foster and encourage the study and practice of Maori arts and crafts': indigenous material culture, colonial arts and crafts and New Zealand museums, Conal McCarthy Re-constructing the old Dutch house: New Castle's colonial Dutch gem and Louise Crowninshield's preservation community, Alena Buis From the gift shop to the permanent collection: women and the circulation of Inuit art, Anne Whitelaw Benevolence, revival and 'fair trade': an historical perspective, Janice Helland Negotiating the colonial encounter: making objects for export in the Andaman Islands, 1858-1920, Claire Wintle Crafting inclusion for 'invalid' women: the Girls' Friendly Society central needlework depot 1899-1947, Vivienne Richmond Crafting suburbia: the community as craft object, Lily Crowther The Guild of All Arts in Scarborough, Ontario: craft, community and memories, Alla Myzelev Index.

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