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Metal at Edge Hill Station
Originally posted on These Days:
This interview is part of a study exploring community use of railway buildings. The final report will be available later this spring, published by ACoRP and the Rail Development Group. The study was led by Professor…
Metal at Edge Hill Station
Originally posted on These Days:
This interview is part of a study exploring community use of railway buildings. The final report will be available later this spring, published by ACoRP and the Rail Development Group. The study was led by Professor…
Angela Davis … living the imaginaries of those long gone …
Watch a collection of extracts of activist Angela Davis at WOW (Women of the World), Southbank Centre, London, on Sunday March 12th 2017 talking about her response to where we are at… And from ‘takeaways from angela davis at wow
Angela Davis … living the imaginaries of those long gone …
Watch a collection of extracts of activist Angela Davis at WOW (Women of the World), Southbank Centre, London, on Sunday March 12th 2017 talking about her response to where we are at… And from ‘takeaways from angela davis at wow
Signal Fire Arts – Unwalking the West
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. Portland, Oregon, US. My last meet up in Portland Oregon is with Ryan Pierce, co-founder of Signal Fire. Signal Fire had run one of their ‘Unwalking the West’
Signal Fire Arts – Unwalking the West
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. Portland, Oregon, US. My last meet up in Portland Oregon is with Ryan Pierce, co-founder of Signal Fire. Signal Fire had run one of their ‘Unwalking the West’
Innovative participation in the urban green – links to PDX organisations and projects
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. With thanks to artist Erica Meryl Thomas in Portland OR for providing many of the initial connections for my research in the city, in October 2016. A list
Innovative participation in the urban green – links to PDX organisations and projects
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. With thanks to artist Erica Meryl Thomas in Portland OR for providing many of the initial connections for my research in the city, in October 2016. A list
Portland Ecologists Unite!
I was invited to give a short presentation and meet up to talk with Portland Ecologists Unite in Portland Oregon, USA on 13th October 2106, as part of my WCMT Travel Fellowship looking at innovation in participation in public urban
Portland Ecologists Unite!
I was invited to give a short presentation and meet up to talk with Portland Ecologists Unite in Portland Oregon, USA on 13th October 2106, as part of my WCMT Travel Fellowship looking at innovation in participation in public urban
City Repair – intersection repair
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. Portland, Oregon, US ‘What makes a place great? Public places are the geographical glue that binds a community together. These spaces are friendly, secure, distinctive and well-integrated into
City Repair – intersection repair
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. Portland, Oregon, US ‘What makes a place great? Public places are the geographical glue that binds a community together. These spaces are friendly, secure, distinctive and well-integrated into
Houseguest – an artist residency in an urban park
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. Portland, Oregon, US Houseguest is a public art intervention at Pioneer Courthouse Square in Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland, Oregon, USA. It is ‘an experiment in site-specificity, collaboration, and participatory public art
Houseguest – an artist residency in an urban park
WCMT Fellowship 2016 research: innovation in participation in public urban green space. Portland, Oregon, US Houseguest is a public art intervention at Pioneer Courthouse Square in Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland, Oregon, USA. It is ‘an experiment in site-specificity, collaboration, and participatory public art
