Landscape and Memory
The seamstress (a)mending World War I history (original artwork in Landscape and Memory: Frank Hurley and a Nation Imagined exhibition)
... of Landscape and Memory: Frank Hurley and a nation imagined, a group exhibition at the Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery (TRAG), found himself standing next to his great- uncle, a veteran of the war against ...
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Contested memories: two sites in the memory landscape of Santiago de Chili
... This point helps me to underscore the fact that processes of memorialisation are not just instrumentalist processes related to political and social interests, but also profoundly emotional processes which engage people’s ...
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Memoryscape: integrating oral history, memory and landscape on the river Thames
... of memory places; the latest in a long line of practices that in some way challenge dominant cultural practices associated with national places of significance by providing an alternative; neighbourhood tours, ...
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Picturing landscape : contemporary photography, collective visual memory and the making of place in the Netherlands
... which landscape to choose as the subject for her art, searching for the place most dear to her, Boske's thoughts and feelings led her to this landscape of her ...the landscape of the Zuiderheide as a ...
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Construction of traditional cultural tour landscape field based on city memory Taking Nanjing Fuzimiao (Confucius Temple) Qinhuai Scenic Area as an example
... sociology, landscape ecology and urban planning have been integrated into ...natural landscape and human landscape. He thinks natural landscape refers to the original land- scape of the ...
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Trauma, memory and landscape in Queensland: women writing 'A New Alphabet of Moss and Water'
... The cultural association of Queensland with a condition of imagination or unre- ality has a strong history. Queensland has always ‘retained much of its quality as an abstraction, an idea’, asserts Thea Astley in her ...
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Landscape, Memory and Myth: An Interview with Native American Artist, Jeremy Dennis
... He is a member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation; a federally recognised tribe of historically Algonquian- speaking Native Americans based at the eastern end of Long Island, New York.. He[r] ...
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Landscape, Memory, and the Shifting Regional Geographies of Northwest Bosnia-Herzegovina
... Yet, these sites of nonremembrance, lacking any official state monument, have become sites of intervention where memory is a means to promote change and challenge the current political system. This dissident form ...
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A blot on the landscape? Civic memory and municipal public parks in early twentieth century Manchester
... Cemeteries committee was attempting to refine the didactic space of the park as a site of civic memory. The early Victorian urban parks had sought to educate their visitors through their museums, art galleries and ...
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"Once a Home, Now a Memory": Dispossession, Possession and Remembrance of the Landscape of the Former Seneca Army Depot
... upstate landscape was an accumulation of the past, the actual history of the Iroquois people was mostly cast aside and ignored by the new possessors of the ...
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Narratives of Landscape in Latvian History and Memory
... Although they succeeded in changing the physical face of the landscape and farming they were unable to destroy the pastoral vision which is a component of so many Latvian narratives.. [r] ...
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Material memories of the Dutch Revolt : the urban memory landscape in the Low Countries, 1566 – 1700
... unknown, but since the city changed sides in 1577 it must have been made before Goes joined the side of William of Orange. Although only an eighteenth-century copy survives, the original is reported to have hung in the ...
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Death, memory, text: reading the landscape of remembrance
... a space that make it a memorial. Visitors to the Barbadoes St Cemetery now, over a century after its closure, can still read the names of the dead at their place of burial, th[r] ...
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The Landscape of the Physical Book : space and memory in the printed page
... working memory; (2) since reading is based on temporal, sequential processing, the fixed frame of reference of printed pages and their fixed shape are great aids to memory; (3) the properties of paper and ...
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The role of orientation flights on homing performance in honeybees
... test landscape (‘resident bees’) as a comparison by which to judge the performance of the two categories of experimental bees: first-flight bees and forager bees whose previous flight experience was in a different ...
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Design with meaning
... In developing meaning and significance in landscape designs, we must also relate to the modern context as well as to history and memory so that designed places can make a [r] ...
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Memory, modernity and history: the landscapes of Geoffrey Bawa in Sri Lanka, 1948-1998.
... where memory traces were re- worked and ...the landscape of Lunuganga was a ‘man-made creation, which in its previous incarnations had been a Dutch cinnamon garden and a British rubber estate’ (2007, ...the ...
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War against architecture, identity and collective memory
... of memory and identity are: 1) traditional buildings that store and preserve a huge collective memory transmitted from one generation to another, 2) places and landscapes that reflect a symbolic value which ...
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Placing the Pillar of Eliseg:Movement, Visibility and Memory in the Early Medieval Landscape
... A very interesting contrast is apparent when the views from the highest points in the mountains close to the frontier are compared with the actual visibility from the dykes them- selves. One might expect that visibility ...
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"The immappable world of our journey": The Re-emergent Dream Forms in Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy
... or landscape, a liminal realm which seems to support Guillemin’s theory that history in the trilogy is “recurrent enactments of ever the same drama whose individual events are highlighted as exemplary moments ...
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