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write/here website archive | |||
write/here book (PDF download) | |||
write/here documentation (PDF download) | |||
write/here conference presentation (PDF download) | |||
The write/here project documented public and personal relationships with the city of Hobart. The project transformed every available advertising billboard in the city into bold red signs that told intimate stories based on everyday experiences, memories and opinions. Each billboard presented a single narrative text - a personal response to life in Hobart written by individuals from different community groups such as: recent arrivals to Tasmania from Iran, Sudan, Sierra Leone and the Congo; prison inmates; nursing home clients; college students; Aboriginal Elders; and anonymous submissions from general public through a number of writing workshops and a web forum.
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Photography: Justy Phillips and James Newitt |
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