Site Specific: Between Archaeologists and Artists
Tuesday 1st July | University College, Dublin, Ireland
As part of the sixth World Archaeological Congress Artists in Archaeology is hosting a series of talks by artists and archaeologists from around the world. Entitled ‘Site Specific: Between Archaeologists and Artists’ the talks explore residencies and collaborations currently taking place between visual/performing artists and archaeologists from around the globe.
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Contributors
Mark Anstee (http://www.markanstee.com): The curse of the cursus
Leo Duff (Kingston University London): Stone upon broken stone
Brian Fay (Dublin Institute of Technology): Finding time - drawing in art and archaeology
Janet Hodgson (Birmingham City University): Time machines
John Jameson Jr. (U.S. National Park Service): Making connections: mutual inspirations of archaeology and art
Michael Jasmin (artist and archaeologist - http://www.michaeljasmin.org/): Artistical practices and archaeological practices: a contemporary historical overview.
Goncalo Leite-Velho (Instituto Politécnico de Tomar): The Transformations project: bringing forth landscapes
Julia Midgley (Liverpool School of Art & Design, Liverpool John Moores University): The record: documenting archaeologists at work through drawing
Bella Stewart (In situ performing arts company): Performing the Museum: in situ:‘s ‘Without History’
Flora Vilches (Universidad Católica del Norte): Our future tends to be prehistoric: ‘Atacama Lab:07’
Aaron Watson (IArtist and archaeologist - http://www.monumental.uk.com/): Trans-scape: multimedia monuments
Helen Wickstead (UCL): Between Archaeologists and Artists
Further Information
Previous Events
- Art and Archaeology Exhibition
- Earthscapes: Geology + Geography Seminar
- Touchstone
- Stonehenge Riverside: The Ventral Surface
- Another Proof of the Preceding Theory Screening at the Herzliya Biennale
- Ventriloquist
- Art and Archaeology Seminar
- Simon Callery Field Drawings
- Drawing Stonehenge
- Virtual World Exhibition: Stonehenge Riverside Project 2007 Artist Residencies
- Site Specific: Between Archaeologists and Artists
- Some Time Now
- Interferences - High Moorland Visitor Centre, 2006
- Interferences - offiCina, Beijing, China, 2006
- The Big Draw
- Shovel Down National Archaeology Week 2005
- The UCL Big Draw Event
Publications
- Documenting the Past - Cheshire Life Article, November 2008
- Drawing from the Past
- Drawing Time - British Archaeology Magazine Article
- South of Woodhenge. An Interim Report on the 2007 excavations
- Land Division and identity in Later Prehistoric Dartmoor, South-West Britain
- Recent Approaches to the Archaeology of Land Allotment
- Historical context and chronology of Bronze Age land enclosure on Dartmoor, UK
- Drawing: The Purpose
- Theorising Tenure: A Landscape Analysis of Later Prehistoric Dartmoor
- Summary Report of the 2004 Excavations and Survey at Shovel Down
- Summary Report of the 2003 Excavations and Survey at Shovel Down
- Excavations of Bronze Age field systems, Shovel Down, Dartmoor, 2003