[…] thanks to the large international art market. Excavation, collection, and sale of antiques became an organized trade and a lucrative source of income in the terrorist group's economy, where individual items could be sold for up to $35,000. Desperate citizens who had lost all other means of livelihood contributed to digging up and reselling […]

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Throughout, the construction process has been based on choices that demonstrate how design can produce appealing design objects based on a circular economy. Both the renovation of the old rococo building and the elegant newbuilt pavilion in the park may be seen as forward-looking strategies for sustainable design. Designmuseum Danmark operationalizes future design strategies […]

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[…] of their skill set. Many are interested in different career paths. Some might have a dream about pulling the plug for a while, rely on a barter economy or find a new relationship between economy and society. I think we’re going to see a lot of deeply committed students in the coming years. We’re […]

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[…] with visitor centres or museums of cultural or natural history, which are the main institutions we work with at JAC studios, we often hear terms like ‘experience economy’, ‘Instagram moments’ and ‘wow experiences’. There is a desire to join the experience economy and to build a success that is reflected in increased attendance numbers, […]

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[…] region. Røros was included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List due to the copper and chrome mines from the 18th century, which played an important role for the economy of Denmark-Norway. I studied the geology and the natural materials in this area and the waste materials that the extraction produced. I work with local authorities […]

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[…] at developing ideas, creating a whole, expression and story. My experience as a ‘new professional’ is that there is more prestige in the title of artist, more economy and recognition than the title of craft artist. I see this reflected in the fact that it is ‘easier’ to gain access to foundations, galleries and […]

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[…] components is a ‘Future of Craft Green Living Lab’ on the island of Bornholm that will test potential solutions in relation to the principles of the circular economy: reuse, extension of product life, efficient use of resources and low environmental impact. HEPHAESTUS is also the name of the Greek god of crafts and technology. […]

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