landscape revolution
questioning agency, action and change
with art and poetry as tools for enquiry
three projects – and poetry at large
watershed
Some words here about Watershed.
And maybe some more
on/going
What about the ongoing year
a few words go here and here and here
resonance
This is where I talk about resonance, briefly
And there is something here too
poems at large
Our community of artists brings a range of questions, approaches and skills.
Link to projects or to something else from here currently goes to portfolio
research
PLACE is evolving, carrying learning from interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary projects across the UK, and reflecting the diversity of interests among its members and the researchers at the Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas.
community
PLACE connects artists and researchers with people who have different skills within local communities and can share specialist knowledge acquired from experience. The community extends through events and projects, with an emphasis on collaboration.
out & about
PLACE Collective artists are unavoidably engaged with the outside world. Their self-led projects, and involvement in multi-disciplinary projects include fieldwork, outdoor events, performances and installation art. Online events increase accessibility and allow people from around the world to connect.
“Art does not show people what to do, yet engaging with a good work of art can connect you to your senses, body, and mind. It can make the world felt. And this felt feeling may spur thinking, engagement and even action.”
Olafur Eliasson – World Economic Forum 2016
what will our view be
in five, ten, a hundred years’ time?
this tattered land, Healed,
through acts that begin
with the simple art of listening?
Harriet Fraser
The PLACE Collective was co-founded by Harriet Fraser & Rob Fraser, of somewhere nowhere. It is run with the support of a members’ steering group and an advisory board.