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Collaging to find river connections and stimulate new meanings

Daphne Giannoulatou Orcid Logo, Stephanie R Januchowski-Hartley Orcid Logo, Asha Sahni, Sayali K Pawar, Julia Lockheart Orcid Logo, Nina Baranduin, Doryn Herbst, Stephen J Thackeray, Robert Shooter, Judy Darley, James White, Ben Whittaker, Merryn Thomas

Cultural Geographies, Volume: 30, Issue: 4, Pages: 629 - 637

Swansea University Authors: Daphne Giannoulatou Orcid Logo, James White, Ben Whittaker, Merryn Thomas

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This article contributes to work in creative geographies through the lens of river spaces and a multimodal practice among an ensemble of artists/poets/scientists. The collaboration created two collage series with both planned and unplanned visual, textual, and audio-visual media. Orchestrated in a t...

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ISSN: 1474-4740 1477-0881
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