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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A richly illustrated reflection on the conflicting visions of American land that engages with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilienceThe territory of the United States is both common and contested ground. On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, This Land Is . . . tells a deeper story about place in US history and culture. The title borrows from Woody Guthrie's iconic anthem evoking the vast and varied nature of this land. The ellipsis emphasizes the unfinished nature of historical narratives, as well as the voices that are missing from those stories. Writers, scholars, and artists address topics such as mapping and ecology; displacement and dispossession; preservation and property; representation and repair. The publication is richly illustrated with historical documents, photographs, and artworks spanning from before 1776 into the twenty-first century. Collectively, these items chart intertwined and conflicting visions of American land that engage with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilience.Growing out of the grounds and collections of The Huntington, a combined library, art museum, and botanical garden in Southern California, This Land Is . . . follows six themes that connect the physical and cultural properties of land: Roots, Uprootings, Amendments, Edge Effects, Disturbances, and Regenerations. Contributors link the original thirteen colonies with the US-Mexico borderlands and the Pacific. Indigenous perspectives reframe concepts of homeland. Garden histories from Virginia to California and beyond reveal parallels in cultivating both land and democracy. Through a variety of formats and viewpointsgraphic novel pages, a photo essay, an artist interview, botanical writing, and field notesthe volume embraces the many layers of this land, both beautiful and unsettling.The publication accompanies an exhibition at The Huntington, This Land Is . . . , which runs from June 14, 2026, to January 11, 2027.Contributors: Gustavo Arellano, Lonnie G. Bunch, Dennis Carr, Nicole Cavender, Rep. Judy Chu, Joy Columbus, Lauren Cross, Mercedes Dorame, Julie Fiveash, Letitia Huckaby, Kiku Hughes, Jeremy Johnson, Jamaica Kincaid, Katelyn Lucas, Sandy Masuo, Natalia Molina, Armando Pulido, Matt Ritter, Sandy Rodriguez, Claudio Saunt, Lisa See, Terry Tempest Williams. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: Good. First edition (softcover). 4to (30cm by 24cm), 304pp. Illustrated throughout in colour. Original card wrappers, dustwrapper. The book is in very good condition; the dustwrapper is in good to very good condition (light fraying of the folds). Text in English and German. ISBN 9783868288278.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A richly illustrated reflection on the conflicting visions of American land that engages with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilienceThe territory of the United States is both common and contested ground. On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, This Land Is . . . tells a deeper story about place in US history and culture. The title borrows from Woody Guthrie's iconic anthem evoking the vast and varied nature of this land. The ellipsis emphasizes the unfinished nature of historical narratives, as well as the voices that are missing from those stories. Writers, scholars, and artists address topics such as mapping and ecology; displacement and dispossession; preservation and property; representation and repair. The publication is richly illustrated with historical documents, photographs, and artworks spanning from before 1776 into the twenty-first century. Collectively, these items chart intertwined and conflicting visions of American land that engage with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilience.Growing out of the grounds and collections of The Huntington, a combined library, art museum, and botanical garden in Southern California, This Land Is . . . follows six themes that connect the physical and cultural properties of land: Roots, Uprootings, Amendments, Edge Effects, Disturbances, and Regenerations. Contributors link the original thirteen colonies with the US-Mexico borderlands and the Pacific. Indigenous perspectives reframe concepts of homeland. Garden histories from Virginia to California and beyond reveal parallels in cultivating both land and democracy. Through a variety of formats and viewpointsgraphic novel pages, a photo essay, an artist interview, botanical writing, and field notesthe volume embraces the many layers of this land, both beautiful and unsettling.The publication accompanies an exhibition at The Huntington, This Land Is . . . , which runs from June 14, 2026, to January 11, 2027.Contributors: Gustavo Arellano, Lonnie G. Bunch, Dennis Carr, Nicole Cavender, Rep. Judy Chu, Joy Columbus, Lauren Cross, Mercedes Dorame, Julie Fiveash, Letitia Huckaby, Kiku Hughes, Jeremy Johnson, Jamaica Kincaid, Katelyn Lucas, Sandy Masuo, Natalia Molina, Armando Pulido, Matt Ritter, Sandy Rodriguez, Claudio Saunt, Lisa See, Terry Tempest Williams. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Illustrated fabric boards with the title debossed in faint gloss on the front cover. The spine is mostly green with the title printed in black. The front and back free and pasted end pages are a black paper. Pages: (4), 5-143, (1). Profusely illustrated with full-color and black-and-white illustrations. This book is published on the occasion of the exhibition 'The Train: RFK's Last Journey', San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, March 17-June 10, 2018; Rencontres d'Arles, July 2-September 23, 2018. Includes introductory essay, and interviews with Fusco and Terpstra in English, plus French translations. Includes interview with Parreno in French, plus English translation. VG+: In excellent condition. Looks like it has rarely, if ever, been taken from the shelf.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A richly illustrated reflection on the conflicting visions of American land that engages with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilienceThe territory of the United States is both common and contested ground. On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, This Land Is . . . tells a deeper story about place in US history and culture. The title borrows from Woody Guthrie's iconic anthem evoking the vast and varied nature of this land. The ellipsis emphasizes the unfinished nature of historical narratives, as well as the voices that are missing from those stories. Writers, scholars, and artists address topics such as mapping and ecology; displacement and dispossession; preservation and property; representation and repair. The publication is richly illustrated with historical documents, photographs, and artworks spanning from before 1776 into the twenty-first century. Collectively, these items chart intertwined and conflicting visions of American land that engage with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilience.Growing out of the grounds and collections of The Huntington, a combined library, art museum, and botanical garden in Southern California, This Land Is . . . follows six themes that connect the physical and cultural properties of land: Roots, Uprootings, Amendments, Edge Effects, Disturbances, and Regenerations. Contributors link the original thirteen colonies with the US-Mexico borderlands and the Pacific. Indigenous perspectives reframe concepts of homeland. Garden histories from Virginia to California and beyond reveal parallels in cultivating both land and democracy. Through a variety of formats and viewpointsgraphic novel pages, a photo essay, an artist interview, botanical writing, and field notesthe volume embraces the many layers of this land, both beautiful and unsettling.The publication accompanies an exhibition at The Huntington, This Land Is . . . , which runs from June 14, 2026, to January 11, 2027.Contributors: Gustavo Arellano, Lonnie G. Bunch, Dennis Carr, Nicole Cavender, Rep. Judy Chu, Joy Columbus, Lauren Cross, Mercedes Dorame, Julie Fiveash, Letitia Huckaby, Kiku Hughes, Jeremy Johnson, Jamaica Kincaid, Katelyn Lucas, Sandy Masuo, Natalia Molina, Armando Pulido, Matt Ritter, Sandy Rodriguez, Claudio Saunt, Lisa See, Terry Tempest Williams.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A richly illustrated reflection on the conflicting visions of American land that engages with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilienceThe territory of the United States is both common and contested ground. On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, This Land Is . . . tells a deeper story about place in US history and culture. The title borrows from Woody Guthrie's iconic anthem evoking the vast and varied nature of this land. The ellipsis emphasizes the unfinished nature of historical narratives, as well as the voices that are missing from those stories. Writers, scholars, and artists address topics such as mapping and ecology; displacement and dispossession; preservation and property; representation and repair. The publication is richly illustrated with historical documents, photographs, and artworks spanning from before 1776 into the twenty-first century. Collectively, these items chart intertwined and conflicting visions of American land that engage with colonial legacies, national identity, and resilience.Growing out of the grounds and collections of The Huntington, a combined library, art museum, and botanical garden in Southern California, This Land Is . . . follows six themes that connect the physical and cultural properties of land: Roots, Uprootings, Amendments, Edge Effects, Disturbances, and Regenerations. Contributors link the original thirteen colonies with the US-Mexico borderlands and the Pacific. Indigenous perspectives reframe concepts of homeland. Garden histories from Virginia to California and beyond reveal parallels in cultivating both land and democracy. Through a variety of formats and viewpointsgraphic novel pages, a photo essay, an artist interview, botanical writing, and field notesthe volume embraces the many layers of this land, both beautiful and unsettling.The publication accompanies an exhibition at The Huntington, This Land Is . . . , which runs from June 14, 2026, to January 11, 2027.Contributors: Gustavo Arellano, Lonnie G. Bunch, Dennis Carr, Nicole Cavender, Rep. Judy Chu, Joy Columbus, Lauren Cross, Mercedes Dorame, Julie Fiveash, Letitia Huckaby, Kiku Hughes, Jeremy Johnson, Jamaica Kincaid, Katelyn Lucas, Sandy Masuo, Natalia Molina, Armando Pulido, Matt Ritter, Sandy Rodriguez, Claudio Saunt, Lisa See, Terry Tempest Williams. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. This Land Is. | Field Notes on American Ground | Josh Garrett-Davis (u. a.) | Buch | Einband - fest (Hardcover) | Englisch | 2026 | University of Pennsylvania Press | EAN 9780873282741 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Hardback. Condition: New.

Condition: Good. 8vo. [32] pp. Soft Cover. Stapled binding. Color photos throughout. Very Good.