PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
‘May you always taste the sweetest fruit’
with Shannon Foster Published in The Conversation Sydney’s Green Square is one of Australia’s biggest urban renewal projects. But it’s much more than a construction site. First Nations people know it by another name: nadunga gurad, or sand dune Country.
DOWNLOAD pdfMapping Edges + Linda Knight + Alys Longley at Livingmaps Network
We were honoured and excited to present our research to the Livingmaps Network with Linda Knight and Alys Longley last month. We wrote about this presentation earlier, and now the webinar is available on Livingmaps’ YouTube. Livingmaps Network writes: the webinar features three presentations by artists located in lands deeply impacted by colonisation […]
DOWNLOAD pdfRecombinant Ecologies in the City: Editorial
It is January 2020. Sydney is full of smoke and full of birds. In an inner-city park, near a pond, corellas scratch the crispy grass looking for a feed. Ibis are ever present, but their number has multiplied. A tiny nature reserve only a few kms from the CBD is now home to magpies, currawongs, […]
DOWNLOAD pdfThe not-yet-tropical: mapping recombinant ecologies in a Sydney suburb
Mapping and fitness apps, government agencies and departments, and citizen science projects provide a wealth of data on urban green spaces, charting parks, reserves, and green corridors in and around Sydney. These maps represent vegetation as surface and, as Doreen Massey in the 2005 book For Space noted about other types of Western maps, detach […]
DOWNLOAD pdfRemapping heritage and the garden suburb: Haberfield’s civic ecologies
This article, published in Australian Geographer, presents work from 7 Conversations in Haberfield. Abstract: Gardens in Australia are considered an important site of heritage maintenance and negotiation for their capacity to materialise transformations in everyday life, design, lifestyles, demographics, environment, as well as social and cultural practices. In the case of conservation areas, gardens tend […]
DOWNLOAD pdfMarrickville Maps: Tropical Imaginaries of Abundance
This is a guide to three plant-led walks in Marricville. A Non-Traditional publication, this work is published by Frontyard Projects, Sydney, Australia, 2018, ISBN–13: 978–0–994625–1–3 and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. CC BY-SA It was designed by Ella Cutler, and supported by funding from Inner West Council.
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