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World at Your Feet footwear conference (20th March 2013 - 21st March 2013)

Discussion in 'Break Room' started by Cameron, Mar 17, 2013.

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If you are in Northampton next week with some spare time then consider attending the World at Your Feet footwear conference (20th March 2013 - 21st March 2013) at University of Northampton. The event has been organised in association with Northampton Museum and Art Gallery and Northampton Borough Council and will target those from different academic disciplines, including fashion and design, history, sociology, anthropology and ethnography, and psychology. It is also suitable for those interested in fashion and shoes, and aims to encourage debate and discussion about the design, wearing and social significance of footwear from across the world in the past and today.

http://foottalk.blogspot.com.au/2013/03/world-at-your-feet-footwear-conference.html

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Cameron, Mar 17, 2013

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