Transactions on the Dee: the ‘exceptional’ collection of early sculpture from St John’s, Chester (2017)
Book Chapter
(2017). Transactions on the Dee: the ‘exceptional’ collection of early sculpture from St John’s, Chester. In Crossing Boundaries: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Art, Material Culture, Language and Literature of the Early Medieval World : essays presented to Professor Emeritus Richard N. Bailey, OBE, on the occasion of his eightieth birthday (160 - 178)

Angels, warriors, and beacons: Totemic law, territorial coding, and monumental sculpture in post-industrial landscapes (2017)
Journal Article
(2017). Angels, warriors, and beacons: Totemic law, territorial coding, and monumental sculpture in post-industrial landscapes. Semiotica, 225 - 248. https://doi.org/10.1515/sem-2015-0069

National or local authorities regularly commission artists to build or construct sculptures and artworks destined for a place in a public space. Some of those sculptures and artworks are monumentally huge. Positioned in the open landscape, they are v... Read More about Angels, warriors, and beacons: Totemic law, territorial coding, and monumental sculpture in post-industrial landscapes.

Glasgow’s Doulton Fountain and Postcolonial Heterotopia in ‘There’s the Bird that Never Flew (2011)
Journal Article
Palladino. (2011). Glasgow’s Doulton Fountain and Postcolonial Heterotopia in ‘There’s the Bird that Never Flew. Safundi, 407 - 423. https://doi.org/10.1080/17533171.2011.586837

Zoë Wicomb's short story ‘There's the Bird that Never Flew’ engages with one of Glasgow's most prominent pieces of public art. Unveiled as part of the 1888 Empire Exhibition, the Doulton Fountain commemorates Queen Victoria's colonial achievements wi... Read More about Glasgow’s Doulton Fountain and Postcolonial Heterotopia in ‘There’s the Bird that Never Flew.