GRAFTING [electronic resource].

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GRAFTING [electronic resource].

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Blackwood Gallery 2018

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The SDUK broadsheet series takes aim at a broad range of concerns—and this issue, GRAFTING, explores how we come to know, define, and interact with nature, where we see its boundaries and identify its needs, and how we understand its entanglement with culture. Following on the origins of The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, and in the spirit of publishing, questioning, and problematizing “useful knowledge,” we recognize our readers as curious people who may pick up this publication with certain questions already in mind. Perhaps you are asking, “Where do nature and the city intersect? What does this mean ...
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Art criticism
Climatic changes
Imperialism
Ecology
Natural Resources
City planning

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Added entries:

D.T. Cochrane
Alison Cooley
Fraser McCallum
Christine Shaw
Joy Xiang
Amanda Boetzkes
Civic Laboratory for Environmental Action Research
The Climate Change Project
Heather Davis
Endocrine Disruptors Action Group
Lisa Hall
Julie Joosten
Elizabeth LaPensée
The LEAP
Yihan Li
Morris Lum
Shannon Mattern
Andrea Olive
Kika Thorne
Zoe Todd
Kyle Powys Whyte
Tania Willard
Matthew Hoffman
Jeffrey Malecki

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