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This is Maya – playing with images on the Derby marsh in Western Australia – just posting this so you can see what I look like!
The aim of the Side by Side blog is to open up dialogue with other people around the world who are engaged in collaborative art and ethnography practice. Overtime I hope to build up an online gallery of works made in collaborative art and ethnography projects, as well as discussions and reflections...
Over the past weeks I have had a number of conversations with Yang Kun, a visiting research fellow at the Research School of the Humanities at the Australian National University, from Yunan in China. He has been involved with Yunfest, an independant documentary film festival in China, as well as in Participatory Visual Education...