SOCKS Imaginative Mending selfhelp ‘When Words are Not Enough

‘When Words are Not Enough shows us that searing loss isn’t necessarily the end

Young people are leaving school with no idea that craft-based careers are even possible

The artist Celia Pym lives in London and has been exploring damage and repair in textiles since 2007

Often the patterns of worrying and anxiety that we embody can be below our conscious radar and can start to limit the joy

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SOCKS Imaginative Mending selfhelp ‘When Words are Not EnoughCelia Pym is an artist darner. The book is based on the exhibition commissioned by NOW Gallery, Greenwich Socks: The Art of Care and Repair. SOCKS celebrates the everyday act of mending socks through darning. An illustrated account of what happens when you teach a whole primary school how to darn a sock. Central to the book is a vibrant, colourful library of 488 socks, each stitched and darned by the Surrey Square Primary School community in Southwark