Counter-Collections: Dialogues between Urban Space and Archives illustration Perhaps this is the result

Perhaps this is the result of the realisation that the "things of life" often take place in secondary locations

and the profligate use of resources must also prioritise the repair and upkeep of existing buildings

The artworks are labeled with a sequential number

In an effort to suspend or avoid overdetermination

and about the passage of my times

Counter-Collections: Dialogues between Urban Space and Archives illustration Perhaps this is the resultHow can collections and archives reshape the histories that cities tell about themselves? Counter Collections: Dialogues Across Urban Space and Archives brings together artists, curators, architects, and researchers to explore how overlooked community based archives and collections can move beyond institutional frameworks, becoming active civic agents through artistic and spatial interventions within medium sized cities. Emerging from Counter Kiosk,