Outposts : Donovan Wylie

Donovan Wylie

Outposts : Donovan Wylie

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Abstract

Solo Exhibition at The National Science and Media Museum, Bradford which featured a new series of Donovan Wylie’s photographs, made while embedded with Canadian forces in Afghanistan. This work, Outposts, continued his interrogation of the architecture of conflict, examining ideas of vision, power and impermanence in the context of historical and political themes.

Commissioned originally by the National Media Museum in association with the Imperial War Museum, this research investigates how British military basing patterns that were utilized, and architecturally designed specifically for the Northern Ireland conflict became the forerunner for modern international warfare.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 30 Sept 2011
Event	OUTPOSTS: DONOVAN WYLIE - The National Science and Media Museum, Bradford, United Kingdom Duration: 30 Sept 2011 → 19 Feb 2012 https://www.scienceandmediamuseum.org.uk/what-was-on/outposts-donovan-wylie

Bibliographical note

Event (exhibition): Outposts
Royal Ontario Museum / Toronto, Canada
08-07-2012
Event (exhibition): New Topography of War
Le Bal / Paris, France
20-11-2011
Outputmediatype: Photographic Works

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Outposts : Donovan Wylie

Abstract

Bibliographical note

UN SDGs

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Invited Talk - Career Retrospective - Gallery II University of Bradford

Outposts

The Bradford Fellow in Photography

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Outposts : Donovan Wylie

Abstract

Bibliographical note

UN SDGs

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Activities

Invited Talk - Career Retrospective - Gallery II University of Bradford

Research output

Outposts

Prizes

The Bradford Fellow in Photography

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