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Sensing the city; artists, embodiment and urban space #2

Posted on March 27, 2019 by waymarkingthesketchbook

My second post from the Sensing the City Salon focusses on Victoria Hunter’s presentation about her dance research work in the area of Raval in Barcelona, Spain. Where with a colleague Ana Moya Pellitero, she worked with a group of … Continue reading →

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Sensing the city; artists, embodiment and urban space #1

Posted on March 21, 2019 by waymarkingthesketchbook

I recently attended an event entitled Sensing the City Salon, at Coventry University, part of the research programme which is ‘Documenting and mapping the tempers of urban place (a practice-based case study of the city of Coventry)’, jointly led Warwick … Continue reading →

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Nothing ventured…‘interlocal’ projects potential to contribute to building up Place Capital

Posted on July 26, 2013 by waymarkingthesketchbook

Marijana Rimanic from Pogon in Zagreb, Croatia also gave a presentation as part of the Nothing ventured… seminars in June. She described the Corners of Europe project which involves around 9 cultural institutions and over 20 artists from across Europe. … Continue reading →

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Nothing ventured… mutual empowerment through international exchange

Posted on July 25, 2013 by waymarkingthesketchbook

David Irle works for Reseau en Scene, a performing arts development agency for the Languedoc-Roussillon region in France. He gave a presentation as part of Nothing ventured…nothing gained, the 2 day seminar programme I set up which shared models and … Continue reading →

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The significance of exploring how we relate to each other as strangers

Posted on July 22, 2013 by waymarkingthesketchbook

A significant area of thinking came up for me during the Beyond Glorious conference within the discussion following Helen Iball, Sarah Amsler and Sophie Hope’s presentations. The question – how do we relate as strangers to each other? was asked. In … Continue reading →

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