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Unmapping the end of the world

Jonathan Kimberley, Yhonnie Scarce

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'Unmapping the End of the World' is an intercultural, durational and experimental contemporary art project that brings together a contingent of fourteen artists from many nations across Australia and around the world for a unique collaborative journey across three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area, Mungo National Park, Australia; Kumano Kodo World Heritage Pilgrimage Walk, Japan; and Valcamonica Rock Art World Heritage Site, Italy. The project will culminate with a major collaborative installation for the Mildura Palimpsest Biennale #10, in October 2015.

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'Unmapping the End of the World' is an intercultural, durational and experimental contemporary art project that brings together a contingent of fourteen artists from many nations across Australia and around the world for a unique collaborative journey across three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area, Mungo National Park, Australia; Kumano Kodo World Heritage Pilgrimage Walk, Japan; and Valcamonica Rock Art World Heritage Site, Italy. The project will culminate with a major collaborative installation for the Mildura Palimpsest Biennale #10, in October 2015.

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'Unmapping the End of the World' is an intercultural, durational and experimental contemporary art project that brings together a contingent of fourteen artists from many nations across Australia and around the world for a unique collaborative journey across three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area, Mungo National Park, Australia; Kumano Kodo World Heritage Pilgrimage Walk, Japan; and Valcamonica Rock Art World Heritage Site, Italy. The project will culminate with a major collaborative installation for the Mildura Palimpsest Biennale #10, in October 2015.

Key concepts: World heritage, Pilgrimage, Geography, National park, Palimpsest, Archaeology, Cultural heritage, History

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