Deposited with permission of the authorCatalogue essay for Big River: Soundings on the Lower Yarra, a collaborative exhibition between Vivienne Mehes (photography), jeltje (poetry), Zane Trow (music) and Jenny Lee (historian). Big River uses images, sound and text to illuminate the landscape of the lower Yarra and reflect on that landscape's meanings to the people who live and work around it. The materials for the exhibition have been assembled over two years of work around the river, talking to people, taking photographs, recording sounds, and messing around in boats.This is a collaborative project involving four people working in different media, sometimes together, sometimes apart. Each of us has approached the project from a different ...
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The City Council of Lismore, on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, Australia, has developed a s...
DOWNSTREAM was an 18-month photographing project that completed with an exhibition at the Taupo Muse...
A Secret History of American River People is a project to recreate a 1940s shantyboat for a series o...
n/aThis essay reflects on the process of curating WATERMARK, an exhibition celebrating 20 years of t...
In Big Mouth, the first publication of their collaborative work, the artists Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson ...
Welcome to this Special Issue of River Research and Applications, entitled Voicing Rivers. As an edi...
Sensory Reconstruction is a collaborative sonic and visual installation work incorporating the recon...
The suburb of Footscray, in the urban heartland of Melbourne's Western region, is a neighbourho...
Memory Flows, a project of the Centre for Media Arts and Innovation, UTS, culminated in an exhibitio...
The PLACE Collective lead artist and Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Cumbria Harriet F...
Two of Australia’s iconic rivers are talking! Through films, posters and dialogue we bring together ...
Tributaries are geographic fingers of water moving across the landscape making connections with a ma...
This article contributes to work in creative geographies through the lens of river spaces and a mult...
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