The Hidden Rivers Daylighting strand has produced a series of outputs which include co-created personal water memory maps; artists books responding to local waterways and stories; a digital map that shows the course of the project; the artist's project journals; and exhibitions and events where these materials have been displayed. The commissioned artist in this strand was Luci Gorell Barnes; Iain Biggs was advisory artist/academic. The academic research team was Professor Lindsey McEwen (UWE) and Dr. Katherine Jones (UWE). Helen Adshead worked as the community enabler and nature walk leader.
This is an account of the process written by Luci Gorell Barnes
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This is an illustrated booklet about two of South Bristol's lost waterways: The Malago River and Colliter's Brook by Luci Gorell Barnes
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This is the invite/flyer for the River Visions Exhibition held at Windmill Hill City Farm, Bristol July 4th - September 12th 2017.
This is a photographic record of the opeing of the exhibition on flickr (Owain Jones)
This is a photographic record of a workshop carried out at the Watershed Bristol as part of the Connected Community Festival in July 2017, on flickr, by Luci Gorell Barnes, Helen Adshead and Micheal Buser (UWE) (Owain Jones)
Copies of Luci's project journals numbers 1 and 2 are here as PDFs
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A PDF of all the maps made by the participants, at various events, is here.
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