Exploring Modes of Upcycling and Make within the Charity Retail Sector

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Exploring Modes of Upcycling and Make within the Charity Retail Sector

Exploring Modes of Upcycling and Make within the Charity Retail Sector

Karen Dennis

Independent Scholar

Karen Dennis discusses practice-led research that has sought to investigate the re-appropriation of waste materials into the charity retail sector and in particular the initiative Martin House Makers that was established to engage the community in modes of make. Read the Study

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