Modernist war memorials can create as much dissent as the conflicts they commemorate. While stonemasons and sculptors produced solemn ANZAC diggers and cenotaphs for many Victorian towns, few professional sculptors were commissioned to produce original […]
Memory, Migration and the Monument: Commemorating the Irish Famine in Ireland and the Diaspora Dr Emily Mark-FitzGerald, School of Art History & Cultural Policy University College Dublin As the watershed event of 19th century Ireland, […]
Professor Karen Franck: The Changing Design of Public Memorials Professor Karen Franck, from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Associate Professor Quentin Stevens, from RMIT’s School of Architecture and Design, are collaborating on a major research […]
