Ai Weiwei: Making SenseArtist, film maker, architect, activist, collector whatever mode Ai Weiwei is in, he is trying to tell us something about the state of the world. This book presents Ais work as a commentary on design and what it reveals about our changing values. Confronted by the rapid pace of change in his country, Ai became fascinated by Chinese antiquities. His vast collections of historical artefacts, from Stone Age tools to broken teapot spouts, attest to the

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enriching the tapestry of Western Australia's craft history

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and examines blackness as a form of First Nations resistance—offering a timely reflection on community

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