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Is landscape...?: essays on the identity of landscape
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Object Blue | English | Metal Magazine
One of techno music’s rising stars, Object Blue returns with a new audio visual EP Grotto released today (5th March), accompanied by a live-streamed performance (7PM GMT) which promises to be bonkers; we’re told that it is ‘a bit like if King Lear had been a millennial soap opera with a happy ending’. This release follows the success of the Hyperaesthesia EP; a collaboration with London-based Italian DJ and producer TSVI, which received widespread positive attention.
From Line to Landscape: The Irish Northwest Border Region
Article PDF PDF Share Abstract The complexity of border landscapes far exceeds the simple drawing of a line on a map. Gareth Doherty and Pol Fité Matamoros discuss the work of the Critical Landscapes Design Lab at Harvard University Graduate School of Design in respect to the Irish/Northern Irish border – a landscape that in recent times has been a fulcrum for important epistemological issues and political machinations.
Through the Lens of Color: An Interview with Gareth Doherty, Author of Paradoxes of Green: Landscapes of a City-State
Article Sidebar Published: Nov 13, 2019 Keywords: Bahrain, green, desert, date palm, landscape, architecture, place-making, sustainability, ecology, urban, design, cities, anthropology, ethnography, colors, hues, Arabian peninsula, Persian Gulf Main Article Content Abstract This interview by Mark Tirpak with Gareth Doherty of Harvard University Graduate School of Design, focuses on his Paradoxes of Green: Landscapes of a City-State (University of California Press, 2017).
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Brazil was the last nation to formally abolish slavery, in 1888. By then, almost five million slaves had been trafficked there from Africa—mostly from present-day Nigeria, Benin, and Angola. Once in Brazil, they maintained, often in secret, African religious practices, which continue to thrive more openly today.
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