“In the Loop”: Challenging and Disrupting the Stereotypes of Knitting

Linda Newington Linda Newington is Head of Library and Archive Collections for Art and Design at Winchester School of Art, a specialist art and design library, of the University of Southampton Library. She has responsibility for a number of special collections including the Knitting Reference Library, the Artists' Books Collection, and the School of Art Archive. Her unique and distinctive approach has been to work with these collections for a range of activities including events, exhibitions, publications, digitization, and student projects.

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