Paper accepted for presentation at the SAH Marion Dean Ross / Pacific Northwest Annual Conference... more Paper accepted for presentation at the SAH Marion Dean Ross / Pacific Northwest Annual Conference, Eugene, Oregon, 2004.
Segger traces the development of Cragg's realist approach to drawing, citing the influence of... more Segger traces the development of Cragg's realist approach to drawing, citing the influence of Renaissance draftsmen. Includes biographical notes and an artist's statement. 7 bibl. ref.
Segger surveys Maltwood's life as a sculptor, a collector and as a patron of the arts; the in... more Segger surveys Maltwood's life as a sculptor, a collector and as a patron of the arts; the influence of William Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement is noted.
Paper accepted for presentation at the SAH Marion Dean Ross / Pacific Northwest Annual Conference... more Paper accepted for presentation at the SAH Marion Dean Ross / Pacific Northwest Annual Conference, Eugene, Oregon, 2004.
Segger traces the development of Cragg's realist approach to drawing, citing the influence of... more Segger traces the development of Cragg's realist approach to drawing, citing the influence of Renaissance draftsmen. Includes biographical notes and an artist's statement. 7 bibl. ref.
Segger surveys Maltwood's life as a sculptor, a collector and as a patron of the arts; the in... more Segger surveys Maltwood's life as a sculptor, a collector and as a patron of the arts; the influence of William Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement is noted.
"Religious and Sacred Heritage: The Diversity and Sensitivities in African Cultural Traditions", 2008
Keynote address to the conference "Religious and Sacred Heritage: The Diversity and Sensitivities... more Keynote address to the conference "Religious and Sacred Heritage: The Diversity and Sensitivities in African Cultural Traditions", Capetown, South Africa, 2008.
Keynote address to the symposium, Toward a Museology of Reconciliation held in Dubrovnik , Croati... more Keynote address to the symposium, Toward a Museology of Reconciliation held in Dubrovnik , Croatia, 1998. Introduces the topic, the role of museums in the aftermath of armed conflict.
A introduction to the themes and issues of the symposium, Toward a Museology of Reconciliation, h... more A introduction to the themes and issues of the symposium, Toward a Museology of Reconciliation, held in Dubrovnic, Croatia, in 1998.
Written from a Canadian viewpoint this opinion piece takes a hard look at the challenges museums ... more Written from a Canadian viewpoint this opinion piece takes a hard look at the challenges museums face as they emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown. The view I describe is not pretty. A legacy of mistakes, from going corporate in the 1970s to a binge of grandiose building programs thereafter, from abandoning local communities to ignoring the implications of climate-change, will leave many museums in dire circumstances. Without serious systemic change, many will not survive. However, I argue, future sustainability, if there is to be any, lies in a determined effort at institutional repair and community re-engagement
Written from a Canadian viewpoint this opinion piece takes a hard look at the challenges museums ... more Written from a Canadian viewpoint this opinion piece takes a hard look at the challenges museums face as they emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown. The view I describe is not pretty. A legacy of mistakes, from going corporate in the 1970s to a binge of grandiose building programs thereafter, from abandoning local communities to ignoring the implications of climate-change, will leave many muaeums in dire circumstances. Without serious systemic change, many will not survive. However, I argue, future sustainability, if there is to be any, lies in a determined effort at institutional repair and community re-engagement.
This catalogue/monograph provides an overview of the Hurbert Norbury (1897-1969) the "go-to" phot... more This catalogue/monograph provides an overview of the Hurbert Norbury (1897-1969) the "go-to" photographer for the design and building professionals introducing Modernism to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, in the 1950s and 60s. Norbury's talent provides a graphic overview of the city's build-out during a highly creative period in architectural design. The Norbury collection is housed in the newly established Architectural Archives of the Pacific North West at the University of Victoria
The monograph explores the early Modernist architectural legacy of Victoria, British Columbia Can... more The monograph explores the early Modernist architectural legacy of Victoria, British Columbia Canada,. The intent is to provide a half-century critical overview of adaption, change, repurposing, which have extended useful life buildings while in varying degrees, or not, respecting the original design intent.
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