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Tag Archives: Frogtopia
Materiality, memorabilia and mass production: encounters with Frog King at Papay Gyro Nights
Our first encounter with Frog King was at the start of Papay Gyro Nights 2013 festival. It was the opening of the festival, a cold winter night’s procession on the dark moonlit northern island of Papa Westray. It was also … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Archaeology, Frog King, Materiality, Memorabilia, Mixed media, Papay Gyro Nights, Performance, Plastic
Tagged Archaeologists in residence, Consumerism, Contemporary Archaeology, Contemporary Art, Folklore in the making, Frog King, Frogtopia, Hong Kong, Mass production, Papa Westray, Papay Gyro Nights, Plastic
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