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FASHIONING DIASPORA SPACE: Textiles, Pattern and Cultural Exchange Between Britain and South Asia

FASHIONING DIASPORA SPACE: Textiles, Pattern and Cultural Exchange Between Britain and South Asia. The Project Team Sonia Ashmore (Design History, V&A) Christopher Breward (Fashion Studies, V&A) Philip Crang (Cultural Geography, RHUL) Rosemary Crill (Textile History and Curating, V&A)

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FASHIONING DIASPORA SPACE: Textiles, Pattern and Cultural Exchange Between Britain and South Asia

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  1. FASHIONING DIASPORA SPACE: Textiles, Pattern and Cultural Exchange Between Britain and South Asia

  2. The Project Team Sonia Ashmore (Design History, V&A) Christopher Breward (Fashion Studies, V&A) Philip Crang (Cultural Geography, RHUL) Rosemary Crill (Textile History and Curating, V&A) Shivani Derrington (Cultural Geography, RHUL) Felix Driver (Historical Geography, RHUL) Helen Scalway (Visual Arts / Geography, RHUL)

  3. Project Breadth Cultures of South Asian Textiles in the Heart of Empire Cultures of South Asian Textiles in Post-Colonial Britain The Imperial Archive and Post-Colonial Cultures of South Asian Textiles Moving Patterns

  4. British Asian Style, Past and Present (V&A Publishing, 2010)

  5. Project Breadth Cultures of South Asian Textiles in the Heart of Empire Cultures of South Asian Textiles in Post-Colonial Britain The Imperial Archive and Post-Colonial Cultures of South Asian Textiles Moving Patterns

  6. Approach: Diasporic Materials Material objectification Material traffic Material spaces

  7. Approach: Diasporic Materials Material objectification Material traffic Material spaces

  8. Approach: Diasporic Materials Material objectification Material traffic Material spaces

  9. Findings: Diasporic Collections Remapping the imperial archive Through the wardrobe

  10. Methods: Diasporic Patterns Practice-led drawing research Moving Patterns exhibitions

  11. Fashioning Diaspora Space

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