Smell and the City in the New York Times and New Scientist
Image by Tim Enthoven © New York Times 2014 As the weather has warmed up and those smell molecules are bouncing around and increasingly tickling our trigeminal nerves, stimulating our … Continue reading
Guest Blog: SCENTS OF A LANDSCAPE – Liverpool L3 Smells
Princes Parade Pier © Kerry Morrison Last week I had the great honour of presenting at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Sensing Place Symposium, and heard about the fascinating work being conducted by … Continue reading
The stories and meanings of smells? Petrol, chip shops and Playdoh
I was recently sent a list of eleven different smells by a journalist and asked to comments on the meanings of these. Although this isn’t an exact science, each of … Continue reading
Five Top Tips for Smellwalking
All images by Steve Hill Photography If you don’t read the papers on a regular basis, or are reading this from outside the UK, then in all likelihood you haven’t seen … Continue reading
The Sensing Spaces Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts – Join me there for London Smellwalk & Talk (21 March 2014)
The Royal Academy of Arts at Piccadilly, London has a long established reputation for its collections and exhibitions but the current exhibition entitled ‘Sensing Spaces: Architecture Reimagined’ offers a different … Continue reading
Smell and Memory: An invitation to deposit your smell stories into archive
Smell, we know, has a special link with memory. Marcel Proust’s account of his memories of eating Madeleines dipped in tea as a child is perhaps the most famous and … Continue reading
Call for Contributions from Professionals, Academics and Practitioners: CREATING WITH SMELL (BOOK)
Image: Smoke Cloud © Peter De Cupere CALL FOR CONTRIBUTORS FROM PROFESSIONALS, ACADEMICS AND PRACTITIONERS: BOOK CHAPTERS, CASE STUDIES & SUGGESTIONS DESIGNING WITH SMELL: A BOOK ON THE PRACTICES, TECHNIQUES … Continue reading
