Focus on building an infrastructure. About Critique. Interview with Philip Warkander

Interview / CriticalThinking

Published: 06.04.2018

Focus on building an infrastructure. About Critique. Interview with Philip Warkander.

Klimt02 want to start a discussion about critique and show various perceptions, we chose different interview partners from the field of art and design. Working in art and design might seem like a wonderfully idyllic and relaxed career choice, where you have pure freedom to let your creative juices flow. Each of them represents a unique view and gives us an overview of their own experiences. This is the first interview of seven.

We talk with Philip Warkander, who is the world’s first Ph.D. in fashion studies. Currently, he is assistant professor in fashion studies at Lund University while also working as a fashion writer and consultant for a selection of fashion magazines and brands in the Scandinavian region.

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Focus on building an infrastructure. About Critique. Interview with Philip Warkander

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