Govan - Gdansk: Heritage, Regeneration, Alternative Futures

Katarzyna Kosmala; Graham Jeffery; Roman Sebastyanski; Elizabeth Gardiner; Katarzyna Kosmala

Govan - Gdansk: Heritage, Regeneration, Alternative Futures

Katarzyna Kosmala (Editor), Graham Jeffery (Contributor), Roman Sebastyanski (Contributor), Elizabeth Gardiner (Contributor), Katarzyna Kosmala (Contributor)

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Abstract

The interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange initiative led by the University of the West of Scotland continues to explore artist-led regeneration of transitional urban waterfront spaces in Northern Europe. The main case studies feature former shipyard communities in Govan (Scotland) and Gdansk (Poland), which are still in the process of moving from an industrial to a non-industrial domain.

Between 2012-2017, the initiative has put in place and developed an international network of stakeholders, members and collaborators which has enabled it to deliver exhibitions, artists interventions, conferences and symposia on a local, national and international level. This work is underpinned by academic research programmes in Scotland and Poland with the participation of artists, architects and community groups. All the events, widely promoted across the communities concerned, have helped build partnerships between those involved: UWS and Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk; cultural institutions and museums (Riverside Museum, European Solidarity Centre, Wyspa Art Institute, Street Level Photoworks); politicians, SURF network; academics; urban planners; social enterprises and cultural organisations (Arteria Association, Fablevision, GovanFair Association).

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Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publisher	University of the West of Scotland
Number of pages	40
ISBN (Electronic)	9781999725310
Publication status	Published - 12 Jun 2017

Keywords

Regeneration
heritage
arts
public
community

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Cultural Heritage of the Former Gdansk Shipyard. Pulbic seminar and debate
Kosmala, K. (Invited speaker), Sebastyanski, R. (Invited speaker), Gawlicki , M. (Invited speaker), Dominiczak, J. (Invited speaker), Domzal, R. (Invited speaker), Blyskosz, T. (Invited speaker), Waldemar, A. (Invited speaker), Zajac, I. (Invited speaker), Kwidzinski, W. (Invited speaker), Szlaga, M. (Invited speaker), Krzeminiski, D. (Invited speaker), Klaman, G. (Invited speaker), Miler, A. (Invited speaker), Chilicki, J. (Invited speaker) & Spieglanin, K. (Invited speaker)
14 Apr 2018
Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participation in workshop, seminar, course

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Riverside Solidarity: Industrial Heritage and its Futures
Jeffery, G. (Chair), Kosmala, K. (Keynote/plenary speaker), Gardiner, E. (Organiser), Sands , J. (Speaker), McGillivray, I. (Speaker), Beall, T. (Speaker), Hickey, M. (Speaker), Morgan, J. (Speaker), Mullen, J. (Speaker), Nicholls, A. (Speaker) & Lafferty, M. (Participant)
30 May 2018
Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participation in conference

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AHRC/JPICH Workshop on re-use & continued use of historic buildings, urban centres & landscapes
Jeffery, G. (Speaker)
26 Nov 2018
Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

UWS curates and hosts the exhibition Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Gardiner, E., Lakoi , K. & Kosmala, K.
29/11/17 → 4/12/17
5 items of Media coverage
Press/Media: Public Engagement Activities

2 Chapter
1 Article
1 Exhibition

From preservation to reuse. Seeing possible futures
Gardiner, E. & Kosmala, K., 1 Sept 2021, Heritage - New Paradigm. Turcanu-Carutiu, D. (ed.). London: IntechOpen
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

Open Access
File
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Riverside Solidarity Exhibition
Kosmala, K. (Curator), Lakoi , K. (Curator), Gardiner, E. (Developer), Sebastyanski, R. (Artist), Parry, B. (Artist), Ivett, L. (Artist), Beall, T. (Artist), Mullen, J. (Artist), MacAvoy , A. (Artist), Miler, A. (Developer), Chomicz, K. (Artist), Drozdek, M. (Artist), Mackinnon, N. (Artist), Martin, A. (Artist) & Kesiak , K. (Artist), 9 Dec 2017
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Open Access
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Save the Cranes! Cultural Heritage in the Gdansk Shipyard Regeneration
Kosmala, K. & Sebastyanski, R., 2014, Tradition and heritage in the contemporary image of the city: Vol.3, Practise and process. Cracow University of Technology Publishing House, p. 167-175
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

Open Access

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Govan - Gdansk: Heritage, Regeneration, Alternative Futures

Abstract

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Activities

Cultural Heritage of the Former Gdansk Shipyard. Pulbic seminar and debate

Riverside Solidarity: Industrial Heritage and its Futures

AHRC/JPICH Workshop on re-use & continued use of historic buildings, urban centres & landscapes

Press/Media

UWS curates and hosts the exhibition Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

Research output

From preservation to reuse. Seeing possible futures

Riverside Solidarity Exhibition

Save the Cranes! Cultural Heritage in the Gdansk Shipyard Regeneration

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