AT a time when there are too many people with arts degrees chasing too few jobs, this country still has a serious shortage of artisans. The development and training needed to provide skilled craftsmen in various practical fields has not had the priority it deserves – and we are suffering as a result.
The Arguments For Good Craftmanship
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