HORTICULTURAL APPROPRIATION: WHY HORTICULTURE NEEDS DECOLONISING by Claire Ratinon & Sam Ayre

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HORTICULTURAL APPROPRIATION: WHY HORTICULTURE NEEDS DECOLONISING by Claire Ratinon & Sam Ayre
Title | Horticultural Appropriation: Why Horticulture Needs Decolonising |
Author(s)/Editor(s) | Claire Ratinon, Sam Ayre |
Publisher | Rough Trade Books, Garden Museum |
Pages | 24 |
Dimensions | 140 x 210 mm |
Format | Pamphlet |
Year | 2021 |
Horticultural Appropriation is a conversation between an organic food grower and an artist about the possibility and necessity of bringing a decolonial lens to the practice of horticulture. Taking place within West Dean Art College and Gardens, the exchange explores how attempts to decolonise collections and spaces currently happening in arts and cultural institutions might inform the interrogation of the colonial history at the heart of Britain’s gardens and gardening.
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