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Issue 10 – November 2018

Landscape Now Edited by Mark Hallett

Public art project. Golden yellow and muted green star-shaped pods are scattered along a grey brick sidewalk. About twenty pods are visible in this image.
David Alesworth, Unter den Linden (dithered detail), 2010, horticultural intervention, public art project, terminalia arjuna seeds (sterilized) yellow paint. Digital image courtesy of David Alesworth.
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
By Mark Hallett
ARTICLE
Landscape Then and Now
By Tim Barringer
ARTICLE
Fire-Stick Picturesque
By Julia Lum
CONVERSATION PIECE
Landscape Now
Convened by Alexandra Harris
ARTIST COLLABORATION
Gardening the Archive
By Hammad Nasar
and David Alesworth
ARTICLE
Paul Nash’s Geological Enigma
By Anna Reid
ARTICLE
Re-Illuminating the Landscape of the Hoo Peninsula through the Medium of Film
By Anna Falcini
ARTICLE
On Place and Displacement
By Julia A. Sienkewicz
ARTICLE
Liquid Landscape
By Stephen Daniels
ARTICLE
The Anthroposcenic
By David Matless
ARTICLE
Landscaping Islands
By Gill Perry
ARTICLE
Outside In
By Mark A. Cheetham
ARTICLE
Lines in the Landscape
By Corinne Silva
and Val Williams
ARTICLE
The “Connoisseur’s Panorama”
By Greg Smith
ARTICLE
1973 and the Future of Landscape
By Nicholas Alfrey