Art and Engagement with the Cold War in Shetland

Roxane Permar; Susan Timmins

Art and Engagement with the Cold War in Shetland

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Abstract

The article discusses an ongoing project based in the Shetland Islands situated to the north of mainland Scotland and Norway. Permar and Timmins investigate the ‘Cold War’ period; roughly between the end of World War II and the demise of the Soviet Union; i.e. the years 1946 to 1991. In reporting the project and presenting some of the artwork that was produced, the authors argue that ‘Art can stimulate debate, trigger collective memory and promote engagement with issues related to the Cold War that are unique to the populations of the northern and Arctic regions.’ Amultidisciplinary approach was taken to data collection that included, for example film, photography and interviews.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Relate North 2014: Engagement, Art and Representation
Subtitle of host publication	Review on Arctic Sustainable Art and Design
Place of Publication	Rovaniemi, Finland
Publisher	Lapland University Press
Pages	34-58
Number of pages	25
ISBN (Print)	9789523109896
Publication status	Published - Nov 2014

Keywords

Cold War
Shetland
Socially Engaged Art
25ref2021

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Roxane Permar
- roxane.permaruhi.acuk
- UHI Shetland - Professor in Art and Social Practice
- Centre for Island Creativity
Person: Academic Research Active

2 Types of External academic engagement - Invited talk
1 Types of External academic engagement - Research and Teaching at External Organisation

Northern Exchange
Roxane Permar (Speaker)
23 Mar 2015 → 27 Mar 2015
Activity: Other › Types of External academic engagement - Research and Teaching at External Organisation

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Cold War Projects
Roxane Permar (Speaker)
17 Oct 2014
Activity: Other › Types of External academic engagement - Invited talk
Cold War Projects
Roxane Permar (Speaker)
14 Oct 2014
Activity: Other › Types of External academic engagement - Invited talk

Shetland Arts Fund Award
Permar, Roxane (Recipient), Aug 2013
Prize: Other distinction

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Art and Engagement with the Cold War in Shetland

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Roxane Permar

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Shetland Arts Fund Award

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