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We acknowledge and respect First Nations people across Oceania as the custodians of the land and waters in which we live, and their deep spiritual connections and care for Island, Whenua and Country. We are deeply committed to fostering relationships among First Nations people and aim to provide a means for self-determined ways of sharing their perspectives, should they wish to do so in Landscape Review.

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Landscapes and Seascapes of Connectivity in Moana Oceania

23-08-2024

This special edition of Landscape Review calls for contributions that extend contemporary understandings of the collective and relational qualities of landscape and seascape from within and across the vast and fluid Moana Oceania. Our aim is to foreground the ways in which situated landscape-based practices operate as a gathering force for stories, peoples, living materialities and world-views. We invite papers that address the multiple convergences and shifting qualities of relation emerging with landscapes and seascapes whether they be either regenerating, sustaining, or subduing of plural life-worlds. 

Landscape Review welcomes creative and/or critical research including articles, interviews, designs, critiques or reports along with professional practice commentaries. We particularly encourage an expanded range of mediums for expressing and communicating knowledge, including but not limited to photographic and videographic work.

Submission Deadline: 01 November 2024

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