The debatable lands

Zoe Childerley

The debatable lands

Zoe Childerley (Illustrator)

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Abstract

In 2016 Zoe Childerley walked the length of the Anglo-Scottish border meeting people who live on both sides of the line and learning about their relationship with place, past and present. Walking through this often wild and remote land it is hard to imagine the days of the Reivers who fought over it. However this border is again a focus for debate over sovereignty whilst international borders have become significant barriers for huge numbers of refugees in their perilous journeys across Europe raising issues of nationalism and identity.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Hexham, U.K.
Publisher	Visual Art in Rural Communities
Number of pages	72
ISBN (Print)	9780993349614
Publication status	Published - 24 Sept 2016

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Note: Produced with the financial support of WALK Research Group, University of Sunderland.

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