Carrie Reichardt is a leading contemporary artist, who works from a mosaic-covered studio in London, The Treatment Rooms. A figurehead for the Craftivism movement, Carrie uses murals, ceramics, screen-printing and graphic design in her work and is called upon to speak on the use of craft and art as protest – most recently for National Museums Liverpool’s International Women’s Day lectures in March 2012.
With each day that we creep through the Olympics, I feel more and more like I am in a chapter of Orwell’s classic, 1984.
By Carrie Reichardt | Arts, Olympics | Thursday, 26 July 2012 at 1:01 pm
2Dish of the Day: The Reluctant Vegetarian’s recipe for Simple BBQ’d vegetables
3On The Road at the Giro d’Italia: Feeling ill and racing in the rain must be pretty grim
4PSG and the French league must be more proactive in dealing with hooliganism
5Dish of the Day: How to… make one of the sublimest of cocktails, the Negroni
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