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The Tree Question: Field research & cultivation practices in community-based public art in an age of ecological crises

Monday, August 29, 2016

Gordon Brent BROCHU-INGRAM, KEXMIN field station, Salt Spring Island, Canada PowerPoint presentation: 2016 April 25 Brochu-Ingram TransHEAD ‘The Tree Question’ PowerPoint abstract: 2016 April 25 Brochu-Ingram TransHEAD ‘tree’ presentation bilingual notes: (trad) 2016 April 25 Brochu-Ingram TransHEAD ‘tree’ presentation 2016 April presentation Geneva University of Art & Design Trans – Mediation, Education, * Haute École d’art et de […]

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Ecological, ethnobotanical & design studies of wild cherry, Prunus virginiana, and wild crabapple, Malus fusca, on the Gulf Islands

Sunday, August 28, 2016

chokecherry, Prunus virginiana, Fulford Harbour, Salt Spring Island 2016 August 9 through 12, photographs by Alex Grunenfelder & Gordon Brent Brochu-Ingram   ***   Pacific crabapple, qwa’upulhp (in the downriver dialect of Halkomelem), Malus fusca, north of the site of the village of Xwaaqw’um, Burgoyne Bay, Salt Spring Island 2016 August 11 & 12, photographs […]

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plans, designs & proposals

Monday, October 6, 2014

Steps at Al Jabreen, an Islamic school from circa AD 1671, Hajar Mountains, northern Oman, January, 2004, photograph by Gordon Brent Ingram A more complete list is posted at www.gordonbrentingram.ca/scholarship. castle & ingram (side stream environmental design). 2014. Re-establishing traces of Stockholm’s postglacial ecosystems through native biota, urban design as sculpture & outdoor video sites for […]

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castle & ingram: Re-establishing postglacial ecosystems with biota & video in Stockholm’s Hagastaden, Nya Karolinska Solna: castle & ingram’s proposal for public art as part of an Artists in Residence

Sunday, May 4, 2014

castle & ingram Julian Castle & Gordon Brent IngramBFA MSc PhD, side stream environmental design May 14, 2014 proposal for public art explorations and consultations as part of an Artist in Residence for Hagastaden, Nya Karolinska Solna submitted to NKS Art Committee, Stockholm County Council Cultural Committee Reference number: KN 2013/41 * posted at http://gordonbrentingram.ca/?p=832 […]

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R.E.p.l.a.n.t: Bringing Salish food plants native to neighbourhoods back into urban agriculture & contemporary art | Proposal to Bossa Properties for 1650 Quebec Street, Vancouver to combine public art and urban agriculture

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

R.E.p.l.a.n.t: Bringing Salish food plants native to neighbourhoods back into urban agriculture & contemporary art | Proposal to Bossa Properties for 1650 Quebec Street, Vancouver to combine public art and urban agriculture proposal text: text-replant-proposal-for-1550-quebec-st-vancouver-2012-side-stream-environmental-design-castle-ingram-murray-spahan-sparrow-with-vitae proposal graphics: replant-proposal-for-1550-quebec-st-vancouver-2012-side-stream-environmental-design-castle-ingram-murray-spahan-sparrow-with-vitae

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