Intervening Spaces

Nycole Prowse holds a PhD and teaches into the Literature program at USC, Australia. Her research focuses on literary representations of gender and addiction. Nycole’s publications include chapters in Claiming Space: Australian Women’s Writing (2017 Palgrave Macmillan), Addiction and Culture (2012 Cambria), and her upcoming book Heroin(e) Habits (Gylphi).

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionNycole ProwsePart 1: Reconceptualising the Body: Interventions on the Body That Enact Respatialisation1 Possibilities from the Peripheries: Time, Space and the Body in the Australian Drug Writing of Helen Garner and Luke DaviesNycole Prowse2 Respatialising the Body: The Ontologically In-between Subject in Orlan’s Body of WorkBurcu Baykan3 Corporeal Interventions and the Contemporary Sounds of KeeningMichelle Collins4 In Search of a Relational Body: Reflections on Sustainable ArchitectureKatsuhiko MuramotoPart 2: Bodily Interventions on Material Spaces5 Public Space Design between Alienation and Appropriation: The Case of ParkourShelley Smith and Nicolai Steinø6 The Urban Challenge of Participation through Theatre in RioAna Carolina Lima e Ferreira7 New Interventions in Public Space: Spatial Readings through Art and Architectural Installationsİklim Topaloğlu and Pelin Dursun Çebi8 Self-Organised Citizens’ Groups and Urban Space: Challenges in Planning ParadigmKaterina MojanchevskaPart 3: Temporariness: Artistic Interventions on Space and the Process of Becoming9 Perpetual Transitions: A Communication between Photography and Absence within the Spatial Experience of the RuinClementine Monro10 Colonial and Gothic Dissonance: Tracing Desire Lines through Postcolonial LandscapeChristobel Kelly11 Spacing by Trace: Four Events of an Out of Place ExperienceAnthi KosmaIndex