A limited-edition print publication accompanying the exhibition
Volume One is the first printed work in the Heritage Hands series. Produced in a small, numbered print run, the book features:
Designed as a contemporary heirloom, the publication is both a documentary record and a tribute to the profound cultural significance of endangered crafts.
Printed on high-quality uncoated stock with soft-touch cover and extended flaps, Volume One honours the tactile nature of the crafts it documents.
An expanded national documentation of 18–24 artisans
Volume Two broadens the scope of Heritage Hands across Australia, featuring artisans from diverse cultural backgrounds, including:
This volume explores the interconnectedness of heritage crafts, cultural identity and belonging. It has a broader page count (approx. 180–220 pages) and serves as the foundation for a longer-term, ongoing archive.
Volume Two builds towards a future body of work that recognises the global roots and local expressions of handmade knowledge.
