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Ingold and Solnit

By: Alexandra Crosby Aug 12 '17 Date: August 12, 2017 Comments: 0

This week Mapping Edges co-facilitated the Composting Feminism reading group with Abby Mellick Lopes. We read Tim Ingold’s 2004 essay ‘Culture on the Ground: The World Perceived Through the Feet’ and ‘Rising and Falling: The Theorists of Bipedalism’, one of the essays from Rebecca Solnit’s 2001 book Wanderlust: A History of Walking. Rereading Wanderlust for the reading group was […]

Sydenham

By: Alexandra Crosby Jul 30 '17 Date: July 30, 2017 Comments: 0

Over the last fortnight I have been in residency at Frontyard with artists, geographers, musicians, architects and residents, researching the area proposed by the Inner West Council as the ‘Sydenham Creative Hub’. Council has proposed changes to the current planning controls with the aim to further their vision for the area as ‘a vibrant entertainment […]

Hacking the Anthropocene

By: Alexandra Crosby Jul 25 '17 Date: July 25, 2017 Comments: 0

I recently attended a workshop on Survival, as part of ‘Hacking the Anthropocene‘. The event was located at the Canoe Club on the Cooks River, just near Tempe Sation: The River River Canoe Club of New South Wales. I walk past this club almost every day and was very curious about what was inside. The […]

Lismore

By: Alexandra Crosby Jul 18 '17 Date: July 18, 2017 Comments: 0

In late March this year when ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie moved south and merged with a cold front moving up the north coast it triggered heavy rainfall in the Northern Rivers leading to significant flooding in the river town of Lismore. There are some amazing photos here According to the NSW government, the floods have caused more […]

Composting #19: Walking as Epistemic Practice

By: Alexandra Crosby Jul 18 '17 Date: July 18, 2017 Comments: 0

Reposted from ‘COMPOSTING Feminisms and Environmental Humanities’, a reading group of cross-institutional, cross-disciplinary scholars exploring the traces and legacies of inclusive feminisms within the broad Environmental Humanities, and forging new linkages between the two fields. Tuesday 8 August, 4-5:30 | Facilitated by Abby Mellick Lopes & Ali Crosby | Readings: Ingold (2004) ‘Culture on the Ground: The World […]

Designing with weeds

By: Ilaria Vanni Jun 18 '17 Date: June 18, 2017 Comments: 0

I am in Venice, and I am posting from a garden on the island of Giudecca. It is best described as a series of four gardens, each on the site of plots of land with their own plant history. These histories are layered through the current design, from the layout of old orchards, to a vegetable […]

Other Worlds Zine Fair

By: Alexandra Crosby Jun 13 '17 Date: June 13, 2017 Comments: 0

  Last weekend, I found myself at the Other Worlds Zine Fair at Marrickville Town Hall. I was shopping, not selling, which was quite a treat. If you are not sure of the significance of zines, a good place to start is Jessica Lymn’s thesis ‘Queering the archives: the practice of zines’ which is available for download […]

Walking With Seeds: WalkingLab Residence

By: Alexandra Crosby Mar 15 '17 Date: March 15, 2017 Comments: 0

We have just finished up an online residency at WalkingLab, as part of the project Performing Lines: Innovations in walking and sensory research methodologies. This project is lead by Dr. Stephanie Springgay to study and advance the theory and practice of walking methodologies, exploring and developing innovative interdisciplinary practices. MappingEdges has been ‘Walking with Seeds’ […]

Papayas of Marrickville

Papayas of Marrickville

By: Alexandra Crosby Feb 16 '17 Date: February 16, 2017 Comments: 0

I ran into a friend yesterday who has been following #mappingedges through Instagram. Although he lives only 10 km away, because of traffic, poor public transport connection, and generally busy lives, we barely see each other and he hasn’t been able to join any of our walks. He had noticed the images of papayas growing on Marrickville’s edges and wanted to know if they were the kind that were good in Som Tam, Green Papaya Salad (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_papaya_salad).

Indonesian Australian Design Futures

By: Ilaria Vanni Feb 15 '17 Date: February 15, 2017 Comments: 0

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