2009-09-29T12:56:03-07:00 6 5 <div class="toc_column"> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_header">Water</span> <span class="toc_author">Eamon Mac Mahon</span> <span class="toc_p">Photographs present water in a range of geographies and states.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <a href="/issues/water/introductions/water-introduction"><span class="toc_no">20</span><span class="toc_header">Water City</span> <span class="toc_author">John Knechtel</span> <span class="toc_p">An introduction to the Water anthology.</span></a> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <a href="/issues/water/articles/the-waters-of-metaphysics"><span class="toc_no">24</span><span class="toc_header">The Waters of Metaphysics</span> <span class="toc_author">Timothy Stock</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">The history of thinking about identity and being is saturated with water.</span></a> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">32</span><span class="toc_header">Water Scores</span> <span class="toc_author">Carolyn Turner</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Photographic works and allegorical myth explore the dynamic nature of water and its relation to discovery, consciousness, and renewal.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">40</span><span class="toc_header">Watching Water: Views of Niagara Falls</span> <span class="toc_author">Meredith Carruthers and Susannah Wesley</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">In an homage to 19th-century artist Godfrey Frankenstein’s epic Niagara Falls panorama, digital images of the falls are collaged from online photo-sharing sites.</span></div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">52</span><span class="toc_header">Women, Water</span> <span class="toc_author">Jowita Bydlowska</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">A memoir portrays women in their baths and the traumas that follow them there.</span> </a> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <a href="/issues/water/articles/the-public-bath-and-the-city"><span class="toc_no">60</span><span class="toc_header">The Public Bath and the City</span> <span class="toc_author">Christie Pearson</span><br /><span class="toc_p">What is the role of the public bath in the psychic economy of the city?</span></a> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">72</span><span class="toc_header">Fossils</span> <span class="toc_author">Stefan Petranek</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Photographs of footprints in the snow prompt us to consider the impact of our actions on the natural world.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">82</span><span class="toc_header">Bodies of Water</span> <span class="toc_author">Astrida Neimanis</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">As human bodies, we are essentially bodies of water. What relations and responsibilities to other watery bodies flow from this liquid life?</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">92</span><span class="toc_header">Ravine City</span> <span class="toc_author">Chris Hardwicke</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">An ecosystem of collective housing would unbury Toronto’s streams, restore its rivers, and harness the natural water cycle of the city’s ravines.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">102</span><span class="toc_header">In the tunnels of the Ontario Power Company</span> <span class="toc_author">Michael Cook</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Exploring the hydroelectric architecture beneath Niagara Falls.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">114</span><span class="toc_header">On Water and Development</span> <span class="toc_author">Robert Kirkbride</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">A cautionary, microcosmic tale for a watershed near you.</span></a> </div> </div><!--toc_column--> <div class="last toc_column"> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">124</span><span class="toc_header">Washed Water</span> <span class="toc_author">Angela Grauerholz</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Water has become an elaborate commodity propped up by intricate bottle designs and absurd sales strategies.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">148</span><span class="toc_header">Manitoba’s “Flood of the Century”, During and After</span> <span class="toc_author">Isaac Applebaum</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Diptychs show sites on the Red River both during and 1997 flood and after, when the waters retreated to reveal the land beneath.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <a href="/issues/water/media/psychodrama-variation-1" title="Psychodrama Variation No. 1 (of 13)"><span class="toc_no">162</span><span class="toc_header">Psychodrama Variation No. 1 (of 13)</span> <span class="toc_author">Melissa Grey</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Marion Crane’s shocking demise is retold through music, field recordings of a threatened waterway, “radio”, and sonic patterns from early horror cinema.</em></span></a></div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">188</span><span class="toc_header">Water/Front: Creative Tension at the Water’s Edge</span> <span class="toc_author">Nina-Marie Lister</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Emerging approaches to the redesign of Urban waterfronts in Stockholm, Hamburg, melbourne, Mumbai, New York, and Toronto.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">206</span><span class="toc_header">Waste Water</span> <span class="toc_author">Laurin Jeffrey</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Stagnant pools and dustings of snow occupy derelict buildings.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">220</span><span class="toc_header">Acque Alte: Transforming the Venetian Lagoon</span> <span class="toc_author">Colin Riply, Geoffry Thün and Kathy Velikov</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">This visionary proposal designs a thriving future for the Venice lagoon even as rising sea levels threaten.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">240</span><span class="toc_header">Contamination</span> <span class="toc_author">Arnaud Maggs</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Mold formations stain the pages of a water-damaged ledger from the 1905 Yukon Gold Rush.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">274</span><span class="toc_header">Water, Inc.</span> <span class="toc_author">Mei Chin</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">“We at Water Inc. believe that literature could have been a better place if its characters had eschewed their usual beverages (mead, tea, absinthe) for WATER.”</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">280</span><span class="toc_header">Water Farming in the American Southwest</span> <span class="toc_author">Lola Sheppard and Mason White</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">Increasingly elaborate infrastructures are transporting water from water-rich regions to water-poor ones, blending natural and artificial landscapes.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <span class="toc_no">302</span><span class="toc_header">The True Price of Water</span> <span class="toc_author">Bhawani Venkataraman</span><br /> <span class="toc_p">A scientific analysis of what it takes to deliver drinking water from source to tap reveals the challenges resulting from easy, cheap access to clean water.</span> </div> <div class="toc_capsule"> <a href="/issues/water/bios_pages/water-bios-page"><span class="toc_header">contributors</span></a> </div> </div><!--toc_column--> water-contents-page 2009-10-06T18:10:56-07:00