Seeing Time/ Writing Place

Janet Hodgson and Paul Grundy

Janet Hodgson and Paul Grundy

Janet Hodgson and Paul Grundy

Janet Hodgson and Paul Grundy

This essay was commissioned by Samantha Wilkinson and published as Jane Rendell, ‘Seeing Time/Writing Place’, in Janet Hodgson, The Pits (a work commissioned by Land Securities in partnership with Canterbury City Council) SWPA Publishing, 2006, pp. 28–37.

ISBN 0-9547300-3-8.

The book, which includes essays by the commissioner and archaeologists and full documentation of the making of the artwork, can be purchased from Insite Arts by contacting publishing@insitearts.com.

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