Survival of Culture, Heritage & Creativity through Fashion & Textiles with Dr. Dan Coughlan
• – • Paisley Arts Centre
part of a series on Survival
About the speaker
Fashion & Textiles Curator at Paisley Museum Dr Dan Coughlan, Paisley Museum, recently re-created, from research on original fragments, the world’s only fully-operation Paisley shawl loom as part of his PhD research at UWS.
Local partners
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Paisley’s bid for UK City of Culture 2021 is part of a wider push to use the town’s unique cultural and heritage story to transform its future.
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Additional details
Exploring how the survival of a historic culture & it’s creative significance to heritage can be achieved through fashion and textiles join us as we head to Paisley for our June event.
With Dan Coughlan, Curator of Fashion & Textiles at Paisley Museum joining us for this exciting discussion, we’ll be kicking off the WEAVE festival all in CreativeMornings style.
Location
Hosted at
Paisley Arts Centre
New Street
Paisley, Renfrewshire United Kingdom PA1 1EZ
When
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Photographer holly wesley