→ September 18, 2009
The apt definition of designer-maker given on the hidden art website is worth repeating here: “Designer-Makers design and make their own unique work, on a small or large scale. Hidden Art promotes and supports designer-makers who design and make functional items in three main categories: Designer-Makers who produce hand-made items. For example, a potter whose [...]
→ July 18, 2009
I was asked the question. I started to write an off the cuff list. Here it is: * Crowdsourcing the solution to function and design questions. * The intelligent craftsperson is the visual world’s thought leader. * A challenge to the primacy of traditional currency – a resurgence and innovation in barter. * The most [...]
My mind goes through so much subject matter with all that’s going on. My more precise thinking disappears before I can get my fingers to march. Flit flit go the pages.. Flit flit the remarkable sentiment Obama unearthed deep in America’s heartland on Super Tuesday, flit flit Recession panic circling the globe showing how much [...]
Who
What Women Make is a curatorial concept by writer, ethnographer, and brand strategist, Chauncey Zalkin (founder of pioneer trend website girlonthestreet.com).
With a keen interest in innovation and user-centric design and services that herald the future of the global community, WWM showcases and celebrates the female makers of the lot – designers, creative entrepreneurs, innovators, artisans, design students – from around the world.
To inquire about digital ethnography, team training, and speaking engagements, contact me and go to the about section to learn more.
