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The Planty Atlas of UTS

By: Alexandra Crosby May 14 '20 Date: May 14, 2020 Comments: 0

The Planty Atlas of UTS is a participatory project we designed for UTS Library Creative in Residence 2019. The project invites participants to imagine a more planty UTS campus, and it consisted in an installation of plants and books from a variety of disciplines, curated walks in the UTS precinct and workshops. We recorded the […]

How to Make Seed balls

By: Alexandra Crosby Jan 07 '20 Date: January 7, 2020 Comments: 0

UTS Precinct Walks

By: Alexandra Crosby Nov 27 '19 Date: November 27, 2019 Comments: 0

As part of the residency, we convened 3 walks connecting the ‘old’ UTS library at Markets campus with the new location at UTS Central. The walks were loosely based on permaculture principles, observation of the chosen routes, interaction and reflecting and accepting feedback from observations and interactions. We documented the walking paths using Map My […]

Planty maps as treasure maps: Mapping Edges at TeachMeet

By: Ilaria Vanni Oct 25 '19 Date: October 25, 2019 Comments: 0

Seed balls workshop

By: Alexandra Crosby Sep 25 '19 Date: September 25, 2019 Comments: 0

In September, Mapping Edges ran the first event in the not-yet-open new UTS Central Library by throwing dirt, compost and seeds around the shiny clean winter terrace. People who like plants know that getting your hands dirty is a good way to learn about the our environment. In this workshop we shared knowledge on how […]

How to make seed balls

By: Ilaria Vanni Sep 24 '19 Date: September 24, 2019 Comments: 0

Kangaroo Grass

By: Ilaria Vanni Sep 21 '19 Date: September 21, 2019 Comments: 0

You can make seed balls using just about any type of seeds. We chose kangaroo grass for our workshop because of what we knew about its significance to Aboriginal farming practices and because its ability to ‘wiggle’ was very appealing to us. Themedatriandra, commonly known as kangaroo grass, is a native perennial grass that grows […]

Digital Bookshelf

By: Alexandra Crosby Sep 10 '19 Date: September 10, 2019 Comments: 0

As part of the planty bookshelf, we put together a list of digital resources to help with planty research. Atchison, J. (2019). Thriving in the Anthropocene: Understanding Human-Weed Relations and Invasive Plant Management Using Theories of Practice. In Social Practices and Dynamic Non-Humans (pp. 25–46). Cham: Springer International Publishing. Baluška, F., Gagliano, M. & Witzany, G. 2018, Memory and […]

The Planty Bookshelf

By: Alexandra Crosby Aug 15 '19 Date: August 15, 2019 Comments: 0

The Planty Bookshelf is a socially engaged creative project consisting of an installation of a curated, multidisciplinary bookshelf of UTS library’s holdings on selected plants and three mapping walks inside UTS library and in the surrounding neighbourhood. The walks will be held in spring and summer 2019.

7 Conversations in Haberfield

By: Alexandra Crosby Jun 30 '19 Date: June 30, 2019 Comments: 0

In 2018 we completed an oral history project in Haberfield, NSW. The aim was to map, document and showcase the neighbourhood’s cultural diversity through interviews with gardeners and photographs of gardens. The gardeners were recruited through the Haberfield Association, among participants of the annual Haberfield Garden Competition, and other social networks. We approached oral history […]

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