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'Watching the World presents a variety of engaging and stimulating photographic views of the quotidian and unexpected aspects of Canberra, while also including new perspectives on some of Canberra's more recognisable vistas and landmarks. The poems complement the images, providing a shifting and reciprocal chemistry throughout the book–nothing less than a fascinating and eddying dialogue between word and image.' (Publication summary)
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Alice Allan Reviews Watching the World : Impressions of Canberra
2017
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essay
— Appears in: Cordite Poetry Review , 1 March vol. 57 no. 1 2017; 'What is it about Canberra that invites so many definitions? Comparing where we live with where we don’t is an Australian fixation, but there’s a specific energy to the way that people with a connection to Canberra go about this – they will start deriding or defending the place minutes after you’re introduced.' (Introduction) -
The Thingliness of Things : An Interview with Jen Webb and Paul Hetherington
Nigel Featherstone
(interviewer),
2015
single work
interview
— Appears in: Verity La , July 2015;
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The Thingliness of Things : An Interview with Jen Webb and Paul Hetherington
Nigel Featherstone
(interviewer),
2015
single work
interview
— Appears in: Verity La , July 2015; -
Alice Allan Reviews Watching the World : Impressions of Canberra
2017
single work
essay
— Appears in: Cordite Poetry Review , 1 March vol. 57 no. 1 2017; 'What is it about Canberra that invites so many definitions? Comparing where we live with where we don’t is an Australian fixation, but there’s a specific energy to the way that people with a connection to Canberra go about this – they will start deriding or defending the place minutes after you’re introduced.' (Introduction)
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