The Otherness of the Everyday

The Otherness of the EverydayBased on a series of conversations, convened by Jiang Jiehong, director of the Centre for Chinese Visual Arts, Birmingham City University. Individuals from a range of disciplines including anthropology, architecture, art, curating, fashion, film, literature, music and photography reflect on experiences during the COVID 19 pandemic. 30 b w illus.

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design and culture in the context of deindustrialisation

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It examines the relevance of arts-based learning against the backdrop of the drive for twenty-first century skills

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