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Researching Wildfires and Cultural Heritage through artist residencies

Wed 19th February 1:00-2:00pm
Room 3.41 Armstrong Building

Researching Wildfires and Cultural Heritage through artist residencies

Speaker: Menelaos Gkartzios

This presentation introduces a new international project at Newcastle University that investigates the complex relationship between wildfires and cultural heritage through, inter alia, the delivery of 3 artist residencies in Ireland, Turkey and Italy. Building on previous experimental work with the artist residency offered by the Centre for Rural Economy, the Institute for Creative Art Practice, and The Maltings (Berwick), as well as research on artist placements in rural Japan during large outdoor art festivals, the presentation explores how artistic practice can enrich planning research. It highlights innovative ways to understand places, development and their politics through art residencies.

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Next Presentations:
 

Wednesday 5th March: Laura Jayne Wright, Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow

Wednesday 2nd April: Angel Cohn Castle, Lecturer in Fine Art

Wednesday 7th May: Julia Heslop, NUAcT Fellow: Cities and Place

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences