Arts and Crafts Movement
This movement focused on the concept that visual arts are spatial rather than temporal. In the art of painting, space is an illusion, a representation of three dimensions in two. Sculpture, however, can use three dimensions to represent three dimensions, and is best experienced from a moving vantage point. Architecture, also being three-dimensional, defines and orders spaces in order to make them suitable for human activities. Another premise of the movement is that the physical materials used by artists influence the properties and the character of the resulting work. In other words, great art must be in harmony with its medium. The links included herein relate specifically to the arts and crafts movement.
Burrows.com: Arts and Crafts Movement Bibliography
Find a comprehensive resource for researching almost any topic related to the development of modern design and the arts and crafts movement.
Burrows.com: Founders of the Arts and Crafts Movement
Read about the history and developmental stages of the arts and crafts movement in America and England.
The Arts and Crafts Society
Welcome! In the spirit of the societies created during the early 20th century in response to the Arts & Crafts Movement, this site has been created to provide an online "home" for the present-day Arts & Crafts Movement community. If you aren't sure...



