I’m interested in any and all intersections of the material and the digital. I wonder if this broader category could serve as an umbrella under which to talk about the sorts of things that Bethany proposes as well. This is a new area for me, but I’m particularly interested in how digital networks might influence craft, and especially traditional crafts. So, really, I would be thrilled with any sessions that deal with the intersection of the digital and the material, particularly if we are thinking especially in terms of material production. How does a digital interface or digitally facilitated set of relationships influence what an artist or craftsman actually produces?
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