DUNDEE : FAREWELL
The night before leaving Dundee, we returned to the 97 Mckenzie street site with projector and screens in tow. The screens were installed over the […]
DUNDEE : SONI PROJECT SPACE
For the final two weeks of our project we moved our gallery/workshop space into three stores in the Soni’ building in downtown Dundee (See the previous […]
DUNDEE : SONI’S BUILDING
The Soni building (corner of Wilson and McKenzie Street) was established in 1902 and has housed the Soni family and their jewellery store ever since. […]
DUNDEE : URBAN INGENUITY
While researching parking meters in Dundee, these are some of the interesting alternative uses we found. […]
DUNDEE : PARKING METERS
The parking meter was invented in 1935 by Carl C. Magee in Oklahoma City and first made an appearance in Dundee in 1961. The parking […]
DUNDEE : CURFEW BELL
Throughout the Oral History component of the project, the Dundee Curfew Bell was mentioned several times. While Dundee has extensive archival records surrounding the Anglo-Zulu […]
DUNDEE : TRAFFIC CIRCLE
Amongst the many humorous phrases and idioms, we encountered during our time in Dundee: “Never trust a town that has more churches than bars” proved […]
DUNDEE: STREETLIGHTS
To draw attention to each one of our performance sites, Mark Donaldson, head of electricity at the Endumeni Municipality, agreed to send out his […]
DUNDEE: MEMORY OF WATER
Throughout our explorations of Dundee, there was one site that got us excited from the outset and that was the Union Street Municipal Bath. We […]