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Paul Evans paper at Post-Traumatic Landscapes symposium

a slip of the land | a slip of the language Paul Evans The story of the various meanings of … More

project reflections #28

Upperthorpe Botanicus Poor flowers in the flower beds of manicured gardens. They look like they’re afraid of the police … … More

botany, cities, Sheffield, urban wildscapes

project reflections #27

Moss  Quiet, of course, it adheres to The cracks of waste-pipes, velvets, Velours them; an enriching Unnatural ruff swathing the … More

art, botany, Sheffield, urban ecology, urban wildscapes

project reflections #26

Burn Weed It is my hope that it has now become apparent to the reader how many of the pioneering … More

botany, cities, city, Sheffield

project reflections #24

Senecio It is night and snow has fallen – blanketing all signs of vegetation in a thick meringue covering that, … More

botany, cities, wildscapes

Thinking about (beyond?) social practice art… and interrogating our methodologies

An interesting article published in e-flux by Gregory Sholette (and recommended by Paul Evans): ‘After OWS: Social Practice Art, Abstraction, … More

project reflections #22

Taraxacum officinale Escaping in memory from the season’s harsh, chill winds, I cast my mind back to the dandelion days … More

botany, urban ecology, urban wildscapes

project reflections #20

Sycamore In order to escape the violent winds that blew in these parts throughout early January, I took to rambling … More

botany, cities, flora, nature, plants, Sheffield, urban wildscapes

project reflections #19

Briar and Bracken On the clearest day in December I visited the long-abandoned burial grounds of Wardsend. These range across … More

art, botany, cities, flora, urban wildscapes

project reflections #14

Fireweed The branches come out of the ground in great numbers, growing, to the height of sixe foote, garnished with … More

art, botany, cities, nature, Sheffield, urban wildscapes

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