Climate justice / sites of publicness

‘Climates of publicness’, series 1-3, 2023: Exploration of relations between landscape and public space through climate protest, action, and inaction – through a range of intersecting >>>

Melbourne Design Week

A Post-Landscape Handbook is published on Other Spaces exhibition as part of Melbourne Design Week.

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PROJECTS AND PROCESSES

This is a brief, in-progress portfolio of design and research collaborations from the Project Studio of Ed Wall >>>

22. Ways of Being Seen

Description: Ways of being seen explores landscapes held in tension by a 100ft monument in the Scottish Northeast Highlands. The monument to the First Duke of Sutherland commemorates a man who presided over one of the most contested Highland Clearances of the nineteenth century. During this time populations were forcibly displaced to make way for sheep farming and new infrastructures were inscribed across the landscape. >>>

Ways of being seen project exhibited

The mappings and model for the Ways of being seen project were exhibited in The Landscapists Exhibition.

The Landscapists Exhibition

The Landscapists exhibition includes inventive landscape works by leading artists, designers, and researchers, including: Harry Bix; Luis Callejas and Charlotte Hansson; Emma Colthurst; James Corner; Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman; Drawing Architecture Studio; Larissa Fassler; Alexis Liu; Tiago Torres‐Campos; SCAPE; and Ed Wall. >>>

21. The Landscapists

Description: The Landscapists explores expanding fields of landscape. It began as a commission for Ed Wall to guest-edit an issue of Architectural Design (Wiley 2020) and was developed further through a series of international seminars and a public exhibition. The Landscapists involved almost 100 leading international landscape researchers, designers, artists, and scientists who have shared their unique landscape practices. >>>

Five times over

Five times over is an exhibition of student work from the Advanced Landscape Studio at the University of Greenwich, curated by Ed Wall. It presents a selection of student design projects from 2013 – 2018, some award-winning works that have been published and exhibited internationally >>>

Views from the Trafalgar: How difficult it is to understand each other

Ed contributed a short chapter, Views from the Trafalgar, to the East of Eden book and a collage for the exhibition which were respectively edited and curated by Nic Clear. >>>

Rethinking the Urban Landscape

Ed’s Park Works proposal for the Des Moines Water Works Park was selected to be exhibited at the recent Rethinking the Urban Landscape exhibition at the Building Centre in London.

Noel Farrer, President of the Landscape Institute, describes >>>