To reveal the continuity in craft from modernism to the present, the authors show how the legacy of Bauhaus informs their own exhibition.
Lottie Whalen
Lottie Whalen is a writer and researcher based in Glasgow, UK. She is currently a researcher-in-residence for the Women Make Cities research network. Previously, she completed an AHRC funded PhD at Queen Mary University of London on ‘Mina Loy’s Designs for Modernism’ and has experience of working on a range of projects in the arts, heritage, and charity sectors. She is working on a book about the women of New York Dada (Reaktion, tbd).
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