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Fjerde nummer af HÅNDVÆRK bookazine bærer titlen ”Plantebaseret”. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine har et stærkt rodnet, og dette nummer går helt bogstaveligt tilbage til rødderne; til naturen og dens materialer, til planterne som inspirationskilde, som udgangspunkt for produktion af materialer og som kilde til liv – et liv som er afhængig af biernes overlevelse og i det hele taget af naturens kredsløb. Alt dette rummer HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 4 – som altid med et fokus på materialer og processer som en forudsætning for en bæredygtig praksis inden for områderne håndværk, kunsthåndværk og design.

Femte nummer af HÅNDVÆRK bookazine har titlen ”dekoration”. Det præsenterer en række håndværkere, kunsthåndværkere, designere, arkitekter og kunstnere, som beskæftiger sig med kunsten at udtrykke sig gennem at udsmykke. Dekoration er et tilstedeværende element i mange ting, lige fra kunst, keramik, lamper og møbler til tapet, mosaik, smykker og endda tatoveringer. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 5 har som altid fokus på materialer og processer som en forudsætning for en bæredygtig praksis inden for områderne håndværk, kunsthåndværk og design.

HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 6 interesserer sig for ressourcer Naturen er en ressource; de råvarer, vi henter i naturen, er ressourcer; den energi, vi forbruger, når vi omformer naturressourcerne til materialer og efterfølgende til objekter og produkter, er en ressource. Uddannelse er en ressource, ligesom erfaring og netværk er det. Baggrund, personligt energiniveau og talent er også ressourcer. I dette nummer vil du blive introduceret til vævning og møbelpolstring, mølleri, brødbagning, fårehold og produktion af uldgarn, foruden en lang række andre tekstile fibre. Vi ser også på fremstilling af designobjekter i blandt andet træ, keramik, glas, søgræs og pap og på kunsten at kreere dufte.Indhold: interview, reportage, inspirationFormat: bookazineSprog: dansk Sideantal: 160 Format: 215 x 280 mm (softback) Papir: 150g HÅNDVÆRK tror på, at nærmeste genvej til en bæredygtig og langtidsholdbar praksis går gennem kendskab til, og respekt for, materialer og håndværksfærdigheder. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine formidler en levende foranderlig håndværks-, kunsthåndværks- og designpraksis. HÅNDVÆRK handler om mad, mode og interiør, men mest af alt om mennesker.

The fourth issue of HÅNDVÆRK bookazine bears the title "Plant-based". HÅNDVÆRK bookazine has a strong root system, and this issue quite literally goes back to the roots; to nature and its materials, to the plants as a source of inspiration, as a starting point to produce materials and as a source of life – a life which depends on the survival of the bees and in general on the cycle of nature. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 4 contains all of this – as always with a focus on materials and processes as a prerequisite for a sustainable practice in crafts, craftsmanship, art, and design.

HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 7 inviterer dig med på besøg hos arkitekten, designvirksomheden, smeden, gørtleren, mureren, snedkeren og tækkemanden blandt andre og viser dig, hvordan man fremstiller badeværelsesfliser med et højt indhold af nedknuste gamle mursten. Du stifter bekendtskab med at male med æggeolie-tempera, og i tilgift får du løst og fast om tekstiler, glas, keramik og mad og drikke.Fra Editors letter af Rigetta Klint:"Måske kunne du tænke dig at gå op i skala i et kommende nummer af HÅNDVÆRK"?, spurgte en tilhører, som er arkitekt, for nogle måneder siden, da jeg forelæste om mit arbejde med HÅNDVÆRK bookazine. Hun fortsatte: "for du ved vel, at der fra 2023 skal føres klimaregnskab i byggebranchen. Først indføres krav til den maksimale CO2-udledning pr. kvadratmeter pr. år for nybyggeri over 1000 m2. Fra 2025 gør kravene sig gældende for alt nybyggeri". Det havde jeg hørt om, og jo, jeg ville gerne gå op i skala for at beskæftige mig med byggeri og bygningshåndværk, jeg var faktisk allerede godt i gang. Så godt i gang at jeg for længst havde forstået, at der er mange interesser på spil, når der bygges og restaureres, og jeg havde forstået, at det at beskæftige sig med arkitektur og bygningshåndværk handler om meget mere end at gå op i skala. Frem for alt er byggebranchen ‘big business’ og – i forhold til føromtalte og allestedsnærværende klimaregnskab – en af de store haner at skrue på. Hvor der er vilje, er der vej. Ikke kun i forhold til at begrænse CO2-belastningen. I mine interviews har vi talt om materialer i bred forstand, om æstetik, om arbejdsprocesser og arbejdslivserfaring og livserfaring og om uddannelse. Indhold: interview, reportage, inspirationFormat: bookazineSprog: dansk Sideantal: 160 Format: 215 x 280 mm (softback) Papir: 150g HÅNDVÆRK tror på, at nærmeste genvej til en bæredygtig og langtidsholdbar praksis går gennem kendskab til, og respekt for, materialer og håndværksfærdigheder. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine formidler en levende foranderlig håndværks-, kunsthåndværks- og designpraksis. HÅNDVÆRK handler om mad, mode og interiør, men mest af alt om mennesker.

This issue of HÅNDVÆRK takes you on a fashion-themed tour of Denmark. We start out in Randers with a visit at the RHANDERS glove factory. On the way from Randers to Copenhagen, you will meet Søren Nikolaj Skyt, who runs the knitwear company S. N. S. Herning, founded by his grandfather in 1919, and you get a front-row seat as I meet the next generation of designers at DESIGN SCHOOL KOLDING.In the southern part of the island of Funen, you will meet weaver and textile designer STINE SKYTTE, and in the island’s main city, Odense, we talk fashion history at the museum TIDENS SAMLING. In Copenhagen, we have a chat with designer JAN MACHENHAUER and cap-maker WILGART, among others, and visit designer and shoe manufacturer EVA BARTELS. Shoes are also the topic of my talk with Alain Leber, the former head designer for Louis Vuitton and Burberry, who recently launched his own shoe brand, MONSIEUR L.Our tour ends in Scania in southern Sweden, where you will meet KARL BERGLUND, who traded in a career in fashion for life as a saffron farmer.Topics: crafts and designContents: interviews, feature articles, inspirationPublished twice a yearLanguages: EnglishSize: 215 x 280 mm (softback) 160 pagesPaper: 150 gHÅNDVÆRK takes you behind the scene of crafts, artisanal production, architecture and design in respectful and in-depth interviews accompanied by beautiful photographs and complemented by top-quality printing and paper.HÅNDVÆRK bookazine is an independent publication with an associated digital platform.HÅNDVÆRK believes that the nearest shortcut to a sustainable and durable practice goes through knowledge of and respect for materials and craftsmanship.HÅNDVÆRK bookazine promotes the living, changing practice of arts and crafts.HÅNDVÆRK is about food, fashion and interiors – but most of all, it is about people.

HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 7 invites you on a visit to an architect, a design firm, a blacksmith, a brazier, a bricklayer, a carpenter and a thatcher, among others, and shows you how bathroom tiles can be made with a high content of crushed discarded bricks. You can learn about painting with egg-oil tempera and get updated on textiles, glass, ceramic, food and drink.From editors’ letter by Rigetta Klint:‘Perhaps you might like to scale up in a future issue of HÅNDVÆRK?’ asked an architect who attended a talk I gave a few months ago about my work on the HÅNDVÆRK bookazine.She added, ‘As I’m sure you know, climate accounts are going to be mandatory in construction from 2023. Initially, there will be a cap on CO2 emissions per square metre per year for new builds over 1,000 m2, and from 2025, the requirement is going to apply to all new construction.’Indeed, I had heard about it, and yes, I was interested in scaling up and taking a look at architecture and construction; in fact, I had already begun.At this point in the process, it was quite clear to me that there are many interests at play in construction, refurbishment and renovation and that dealing with architecture and construction is about much more than just scaling up. Above all, construction is big business – and a huge factor in relation to the above-mentioned and increasingly ubiquitous climate accounts. Where there is a will there is a way, and not just when it comes to reducing our carbon footprint.In my interviews we take a broad look at materials, aesthetics, working processes, working life experiences, lived life experience and education. Topics: crafts and designContents: interviews, feature articles, inspirationFormat: biannual bookazineLanguages: EnglishSize: 215 x 280 mm (softback) 160 pagesPaper: 150 gHÅNDVÆRK takes you behind the scene of crafts, artisanal production, architecture and design in respectful and in-depth interviews accompanied by beautiful photographs and complemented by top-quality printing and paper.HÅNDVÆRK bookazine is an independent publication with an associated digital platform.HÅNDVÆRK believes that the nearest shortcut to a sustainable and durable practice goes through knowledge of and respect for materials and craftsmanship.HÅNDVÆRK bookazine promotes the living, changing practice of arts and crafts.HÅNDVÆRK is about food, fashion and interiors – but most of all, it is about people.

HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 6 is focused on resources Nature is a resource, the raw materials we find in nature are resources, and the energy we consume when we transform natural resources into materials and, subsequently, into objects and products is a resource. Education is a resource, and so are experience and networks as well as personal background, drive and talent. In this iyssue you will be introduced to weaving and furniture upholstery, flour milling, bread baking, sheep farming and the production of wool yarn and many other textile fibres. We take a look at the production of design objects in wood, ceramic, glass, gold, seagrass and cardboard, among other materials, and the creation of aromatic scents. HÅNDVÆRK takes you behind the scenes of crafts, artisanal production, architecture and design in respectful and in-depth interviews accompanied by beautiful photographs and complemented by top-quality printing and paper. Topics: crafts and design Contents: interviews, feature articles, inspiration Format: bookazine Languages: English Size: 215 x 280 mm (softback) 160 pages Paper: 150 g HÅNDVÆRK bookazine is an independent, publication with an associated digital platform. HÅNDVÆRK believes that the nearest shortcut to a sustainable and durable practice goes through knowledge of and respect for materials and craftsmanship. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine promotes the living, changing practice of arts and crafts. HÅNDVÆRK is about food, fashion and interiors – but most of all, it is about people.

The fifth issue of HÅNDVÆRK bookazine has the title "decoration". It presents a range of artisans, designers, architects and artists who work to express themselves through decorating. Decoration is a present element in many things, from art, ceramics, lamps and furniture to wallpaper, mosaics, jewelry and even tattoos. HÅNDVÆRK bookazine no. 5 focuses, as always, on materials and processes as a prerequisite for sustainable practice in the areas of crafts, art and design.