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A research project led by Dr Amanda Crawley Jackson (University of Sheffield).

 

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Recent Posts

  • From Brooklyn Works to Brooklynism? An exhibition review by Anna Netri
  • Programme of events – #interrupteur . Artist-writer Emma Bolland in residence at Jessop West, MarchApril 2019
  • The Longer Story, The Bigger Picture (Representing Migration)
  • Entre Guillemets // Quote Unquote.
  • Post-traumatic vases

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  • @winterroom @RachelB97062555 @WardsendCem @DrOliBetts Officially my favourite train!! On *that* line too 😊 #RailwayCultures 6 hours ago
  • @generalistjo @WardsendCem It was like I’d passed through a portal into a world hitherto described only by myth 😊🚂 19 hours ago
  • @hannahkateboast @OliveFSmith Agreed - it’s amazing 1 day ago
  • I SAW THE TRAIN THAT RUNS THROUGH @WardsendCem 1 day ago
  • @JonnBradley C’est comme ça 😁 1 day ago
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Blogroll

  • 0100101110101101.org
  • 21words
  • 7 Garden Street
  • alt-sheff
  • Antennae – The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture
  • Art in the Planet (by Gabriel Jackson, age 9)
  • art-e-fact: strategies of resistance
  • art21
  • attic fantasist
  • béton brut
  • books for a better future
  • Continental Drift – the other side of neoliberal globalisation
  • critical writing collective
  • crystallistal
  • Culture Machine Liquid Books
  • dialogue technologies
  • disrupt dominant frequencies
  • everything ok
  • failure2011
  • Free University of Liverpool
  • French Research Seminars (University of Sheffield)
  • Image [&] Narrative
  • k-punk.abstractdynamics
  • Landskip
  • libcom.org
  • lines of flight
  • LoBe Art Kunst's photostream
  • London Review of Books blog
  • Longbarrow Press
  • Longbarrow Recordings
  • Métropolitiques
  • mute – culture and politics after the net
  • no fixed abode
  • no useless leniency
  • Not Yet There – Emma Cocker
  • NY Times book reviews
  • occursus etc.
  • occursus exhibitions
  • occursus video channel
  • Open Humanities Press
  • Philosophy's other
  • Rag-picking History
  • Seven Wonders – Paul Evans
  • Sit down man, you're a bloody tragedy
  • Site Gallery
  • Society and Space (Environment and Planning D)
  • splintering bone ashes
  • Strategies for a free education
  • the accursed share
  • The Funambulist – Architectural Narratives
  • The Return of the Public
  • this is tomorrow
  • translation as methodology (Bryan Eccleshall)
  • urban tactics
  • wasteland twinning
  • WaterShed Town: A Sheffield Review. Exposing contemporary artists' practice
  • Wolf Notes
  • woolgathersome
  • Write off the map
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