Needlework: From Domestic Oppression to Artistic Expression Erasers & Sharpeners with an introduction by Eye

with an introduction by Eye magazine editor

Bound with bombproof black metal "Double-O" Ring Wire

and summon elemental forces from the rugged coasts of Britain

with collaborations that boldly defied expectations and created new paths in both music and visuals

Thonet embodied technological innovation

Needlework: From Domestic Oppression to Artistic Expression Erasers & Sharpeners with an introduction by EyeThis book explores whether feminist artists can reclaim needlework, historically linked to women's oppression, as a tool for empowerment. By tracing the historical shift of needlework from a male dominated craft to a feminised domestic practice, it highlights how this art became undervalued. Drawing on feminist theorists like Simone de Beauvoir, Judith Butler, and Amelia Jones, the essay examines how artists such as Tracey Emin and Louise Bourgeois