Wrights & Sites presented a performance-lecture on their site and walking-based practices that overlap with architecture, urban exploration, activism and autobiography.
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Wrights & Sites research image, 2006
Further Information
Rather than telling you where to go and what to see, a Mis-Guide gives you the ways to see your city or environment that no one else has found yet. A Mis-Guide often takes the form of a guide book or a map. It suggests a series of walks and points of observation and contemplation within a particular town, city or landscape. On this occassion Wrights & Sites presented a specially conceived Mis-Guide in the form of a performance-lecture.
→ See also Wrights & Sites participation in Wonders of Weston
Funders and supporters
Material City was a programme of interdisciplinary conversations and fieldwork led by Situations in partnership with Arnolfini and the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Bristol. It was funded by the Arts Council England and by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
