Plants on Paper: Encounters with archives, power and possibility
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Lorna Mitchell, Emma Nicolson
ABOUT THE PLANTS ON PAPER PROJECT
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REPRESENTATION
Eunike Nugroho
THE COCONUT, OTHERWISE
Malini Saigal
FOREST RAMBLINGS
Hannah Sabapathy
WORKING SPECIMEN
Nirupa Rao
LET’S TALK ABOUT PLANTS
Işık Güner
RECLAIMING REPRESENTATION: AN INTERVIEW WITH IŞIK GÜNER ON “THE ILLUSTRATED FLORA OF TURKEY”
Siôn Parkinson
ON BROWN LITERATURE AND COUNTER-IMAGES IN BOTANICAL BOOKS
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TRAJECTORIES
Anushka Tay
RED SEEDS, ADANANTHERA PAVONINA, MY GRANDMOTHER’S NECKLACE
Syarifah Nadhirah
PERHAPS IT IS A TREE, TUAN (SIR)
Jasmine Thomas-Girvan
CONSIDERATIONS FOR DECOLONISING THE ARCHIVE
Lorna Mitchell
PICTURING SCIENCE: PLANTS ON PAPER AS CURATION
Maria Jose Arce
LEARNING FROM THE ARCHIVE, DECOLONISING CONSERVATION
Sonia Mehra Chawla
HISTORY, MEMORY, AND RESISTANCE
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INTERCONNECTIONS
Rebecca Rice
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME
Amanda Thomson
ACTIVATING THE ARCHIVE
Emma Nicolson
BOTANICAL ARCHIVES, CURATORIAL ENTANGLEMENTS
Michele Rodda
UNCOVERING JURAIMI BIN SAMSURI: BOTANICAL ART, LABOUR AND MEMORY AT THE SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS
David Ayala-Alfonso
THE BOTANIC GARDEN AS A MODEL FOR CURATORIAL REIMAGINATION
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