Old Burying Ground

Old Burying Ground

Old Burying Ground

The consensus seems to be that the white covers are to protect the most friable gravestones from frost action (but the Titanic story appeals more).

A reminder to anyone interested in our funded PhD position at Brighton, the deadline is this coming week.

Here is the information again.

The content information is at:

http://www.brighton.ac.uk/researchstudy/2013studentships/arts-and-humanities/project-1/

And the general details at:

http://www.brighton.ac.uk/researchstudy/2013studentships

An intruder broke into the Museum of Comparative Anatomy in Paris (if you have not been, a pleasure to look forward to) and used a chainsaw to cut off the tusk off the elephant:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/31/chainsaw-man-stealing-elephant-tusk-paris-museum

Here is the elephant in stereo (before the attack) :

Prairies

A farm just to the west of Winnipeg, Manitoba. A collection of autonomous sheds.

We have the possibility of a funded PhD position at Brighton.

The content information is at:

http://www.brighton.ac.uk/researchstudy/2013studentships/arts-and-humanities/project-1/

And the general details at:

http://www.brighton.ac.uk/researchstudy/2013studentships

A Sink from Asplund’s Law Courts

Sink

I am giving  a lecture at the Bartlett on the 4th of March at 6.30pm in the Darwin Lecture Theatre (not in the Bartlett building), in case anyone is interested in a fuller description of the work I post on this blog. The details are available here

Cockatoo Island is in Sydney Harbour and is a former shipyard that now hosts an array of events including the bi-annual Urban Islands workshop.