Add to ORKGThis small book describes my morning walk, a kind of ephemeral sculpture, in which I animate a particular area of Kamloops: Lower Sahali and a portion of Downtown. By walking it repeatedly, I build up layers of memory, with each new walk being overlaid on previous ones. The historic photographs I use also form a layer of this memory and, while these images are borrowed from the past, they contain enough lasting information to depict the present day landscape.Not peer reviewedbookCo-published by Kamloops Museum & Archive
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