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In the archives with Lucas
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The excursions with Lucas are turning out to be fun. Lucas is good company especially because he is uncommonly polite […]
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A mystery letter for “Mr Melliss”
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An amusing story has it that Ian Milliss met his now-wife, Wendy, because she was a keen art historian rummaging […]
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Seeing Landscape
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A lot of Yeomans’ criticisms of city design are based around the idea that we’ve lost our ability to “see” […]
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Making Dirt
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Yeomans’ Plows… Gotta love that slogan! A catalogue of options, in case you wanna buy one, is here. With any […]
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The Permanence of things
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Continuing my exploration of the little green book… Yeomans’ proposition (to grow forests as intrinsic elements in urban design) is […]
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More from The City Forest
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My last post didn’t really scratch the surface of Yeomans’ book The City Forest: The Keyline plan for the Human […]
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The Family Farm
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I reckon Ian’s broad definition of art is a useful provocation: 1. Art is action which changes the culture. 2. […]
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In the archives with Ian Milliss
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Last Friday we descended into the bowels of the Art Gallery of NSW. Our mission? To dig up documents in […]
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Heritage versus subdivision
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We were hoping to go back to Nevellan this week to interview Bob Peel but he rang to say he […]
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Truly it can be said, that when the worm turns, it’s a good turn for the farmer…
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Here’s a film from 1955 on Yeomans’ work in developing the Keyline farming system. It was made in 1955, and […]