Designing sustainable patterns

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The Ethics of Caring

Natalya Swanson

6 episodes

3 days ago

The Ethics of Caring is an exploratory project hosted by WhatIsConservation.com where the Creative Team interviews laborers across the heritage sector about how they are leveraging their agency and positions of power to affect positive change within their communities. The first season explores how the concept of collective success embeds itself into collection care activities, what it can be for groups of laborers, and how it can be a guide for developing community sustainably.

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Designing sustainable patterns

The Ethics of Caring

33 minutes 59 seconds

2 years ago

Designing sustainable patterns

In this episode, we examine sustainability in the context of academic environments, finishing up the conversation with Alma Diamond, NYC-based legal scholar and PhD student from episode 2, "A Beginner's Mind" before hearing from Tina Piracci, artist, engineer, and educator. The conversation gives us space to examine how we can embed sustainability values in our decision making as makers and educators, and looks at two pathways, one emotional and one systematic, for creating balanced and informed lifestyles.

We highly recommend you check out some of Tina's projects at https://tinapiracci.com/

Are you interested in participating in an online discussion? Hold the date to gather virtually on 15 February 2023 at 9PT/12ET/17GMT/7IST.

Support for this podcast is generously provided by the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation and the Society of Winterthur Fellows. It is hosted on WhatIsConservation.com.