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Category: Institutions
Karla McManus in residence | Artexte
This summer we are glad to be in the company of Karla McManus, an art historian who specializes in the study of photography and the environmental imaginary and researcher in residency in our…
These Before And After Images Show The Startling Effects Of Climate Change | HuffPost
A NASA photo gallery shows Earth “in a state of flux.”
Source: These Before And After Images Show The Startling Effects Of Climate Change | HuffPost
The Tonal Ambivalence of Feminist Land Art Retreat – Momus
Vintage photographs show the 19th century US landscape | National Art Gallery, Washington
These are the stunning images which show the United States at a time when it was transforming from a land of exploration into a nation, with the rapid industrialization of the mid-19th century.
Source: Vintage photographs show the 19th century US landscape | Daily Mail Online
amie siegel – SFU Galleries – Simon Fraser University
Modern Treaties in Canada: A Call for Engaged, Collaborative Historical Research
by Andrew Stuhl, Bruce Uviluq, Anna Logie, and Derek RasmussenEditor’s note: This post originally appeared at ActiveHistory.ca.Modern treaties are reshaping Canada. Since 1975, the federal go
Source: Modern Treaties in Canada: A Call for Engaged, Collaborative Historical Research
Post-photographie? | Revue Captures
Post-industrial Britain photos reveals portraits of poverty, despair and hope | Daily Mail Online
The photographs depict the poverty and depression plaguing northeast Britain at a time when many were struggling to adjust to the economic changes underway.
Source: Post-industrial Britain photos reveals portraits of poverty, despair and hope | Daily Mail Online
Look At This: Rain Forest Was Here – NPR
NPR spent 2 weeks in the Amazon to find out. Take 10 mins to look at our photos and learn about why it’s so hard for us to stop deforestation — and what could happen if we don’t.
