cultural geography | Write off the map

Call for ideas: Forest memory exhibition, JUNE 2013

• March 24, 2013 • 2 Comments

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Tags: arboreal memory, cultural geography, curating, environmental art, environmental history, exhibition, forest art, forest humanities, forests, natural history, st john on bethnal green, trees, woodland

Forest Humanities JISCMail

• February 15, 2013 • 8 Comments

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Tags: alice holt, charles watkins, cultural geography, cultural studies, environmental history, forest art, forest culture, forest humanities, forest humanities jiscmail, forest jiscmail, forest literature, forest research, forestry, forestry commission, forests, heritage, jack langton, landscape ecology, silviculture, silvology, sylvie nail, trees, woodland

Exploring London’s Olympic Waterscape

• November 26, 2009 • 2 Comments

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Tags: allen fisher, archaeology, architecture, cultural geography, docklands, film, Fleet, Hackney, history of London, landscape, London, Olympics, peter ackroyd, place, Quaggy, rivers, Thames, topography, twentieth century poetry

Novel geographies of the Great North Road in C. E. Montague’s ‘Right Off the Map’ (1927) and Elizabeth Bowen’s ‘To the North’ (1932)

• September 15, 2009 • 5 Comments

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Tags: british countryside, c. e. montague, cultural geography, driving, elizabeth bowen, inter-war, landscape, literature, lost, maps, north, place in literature, roads, space, topography, transport, travel, utopian, wilderness