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Sheffield riverscape (1)

I walked with Daisy along the River Don from the Wardsend cemetery to Neepsend. At Wardsend, we started off a … More

cities, photography, Sheffield, urban dereliction, urban wildscapes

Inflecting time’s arrow, or the art of exploring impossibilities

Inflecting time’s arrow, or the art of exploring impossibilities ‘The city is an oeuvre, closer to a work of art … More

capitalism, cities, city, plasticity, urban wildscapes, urbanism

Furnace Park goes live

We’re pleased to announce that Furnace Park has been granted planning permission (see all the related documents here) and we … More

cities, urban wildscapes, urbanism

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 #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 #18 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, 5 January 2012)

Wardsend was opened in the early 1850s, when a nearby churchyard became full. The name Wardsend is a corruption of … More

art, cemeteries, cities, dereliction, photography, Sheffield, urban wildscapes

project reflections #17 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, 5 January 2012)

George Lambert VC (16 December 1819 – 10 February 1860), born C0unty Armagh, was a recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest … More

cities, Sheffield, urban wildscapes, Victoria Cross

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