Postgraduate students from
the Curating Contemporary Art department
at the Royal College of Art have invited the Center for Land Use
Interpretation from Los Angeles to present its practice in the UK
for the first time. This will be the third project to be curated
by CCA students with the support of the Monique
Beudert Fund, which focuses on the exchange of ideas between
Europe and the Americas. The project has been developed through
discussions between the CCA students and Matthew Coolidge, Director
of the CLUI, concentrating on the investigation of military land
use in the US and the UK.
"The Center for Land Use Interpretation
is a research organization interested in understanding the nature
and extent of human interaction with the earth's surface. The
Center embraces a multidisciplinary approach to fulfilling the
stated mission, employing conventional research and information
processing methodology as well as nontraditional interpretive
tools."
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Exhibtion
The
Nellis Range Complex:
A Global Bombing Microcosm
15th
October to 16th November 2003
IBID Projects
210 Cambridge Heath Road, Unit 4
London, E2 9NQ
Open Wednesday–Sunday, 12–6pm or by appointment
www.ibidprojects.com
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Lecture
Interpreting
Anthropogeomorphology
Matthew Coolidge, CLUI Director
Monday 27th October 2003 at 6.30pm
Royal College
of Art
Lecture Theatre 1
Kensington Gore
London, SW7
admission free
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Matthew Coolidge will be
talking about the changing status of miliary land use at Tate Modern
on Friday 24th October at the Land Mark Symposium. For further details
please visit www.tate.org.uk/modern/eventseducation/thinklandmark.htm
For further information on CLUI
visit www.clui.org
For a review on the project in
CLUI newsletter visit www.clui.org/clui_4_1/lotl/v26/v26d.html
For further information on this
project please contact cca@rca.ac.uk
Supported by Monique Beudert Fund
and Arts Council of England
With Thanks to IBID Projects, Gagosian Gallery, Sadie Coles HQ,
Victoria Miro Gallery and Anita Zabludowicz