[The movement still] resonates with the way we live and work today, ... With its concern for such things as local production, appreciation for the natural world and emphasis on quality, it chimes with many of the issues facing us today.

It is important now for Blair to accept that foreign policy is a serious concern and to start to do something about it rather than being seen to brush it aside. ... must be directed against those carrying out, planning or supporting such terrorist attacks and not against those who are our allies in dealing with the terrorists.

Concern should drive us into action, not into a depression.

Arts and Crafts was never there to prevent industrial growth. It was there to tailor it.

The Arts and Crafts Movement was about design for living. It was design for ordinary people. That was a passion that was represented no matter what country Arts and Crafts evolved in.

One of the overriding criteria for including an object in the show was the quality of its craftsmanship, ... As long as the quality of design and the quality of production were high, it was an Arts and Crafts object.