24 MEMORY
Published: Fall 2026
Landscape speaks by way of constant change, rooted in process and evolution. One could say that landscape actively remembers, across timescales from the microscopic to the geological. Yet landscape is also particularly receptive—and generative—to our human narratives, and as such can be a powerful agent of MEMORY. In this issue, authors from a range of disciplines explore the power of memory in its many dimensions—physical and metaphysical, personal and collective, embodied and ephemeral—and how it lives in and by way of our environments.
This issue includes contributions by Nora Akawi, Jewell Arcoren, Sarah Bolivar, Emily Bunker, Eduardo Rega Calvo, Sam Carter-Shamai, Selina Cheah, Gwendolyn Dora Cohen, Tessa Lowinske Desmond, Justin Dunnavant, Nia Easley, Hanna Garth, Leah Kahler, Christian Keeve, Annie Lynch, Justice Madden, David Malda, Elizabeth K. Meyer, Evan Pavka, Andrea Roberts, Daniela Rosner, Emily Schlickman, Mona Smith, Micah Stanek, and Hannah Stark; it is guest-edited by Azzurra Cox, assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Azzurra Cox
Sam Carter-Shamai
Annie Lynch
Emily Schlickman
Justin Dunnavant
Leah Kahler
Emily Bunker + Selina Cheah
Hannah Stark
Sarah Bolivar
Tessa Lowinske Desmond, Hanna Garth,
Christian Keeve + Justice Madden
Evan Pavka
Nia Easley + Daniela Rosner
Nora Akawi + Eduardo Rega Calvo
Azzurra Cox
Gwendolyn Dora Cohen
Mona Smith, Jewell Arcoren + David Malda
Micah Stanek
“Editorial”
“H.E.R.E.”
“Landscapes of Rememory”
“Up in the Air”
“What Memories Lie at the Bottom of the Ocean?”
“In Conversation with Elizabeth K. Meyer”
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“Agents of Memory”
“Extinctionscapes”
“Storytelling with Coca: Disturbing the Archives”
“Hierloom Gardens as Living Archives”
“Monumental Dreams”
“On Reimagining the Specter of Urban Vacancy”
“Architectures of Transmission in the Jawlan”
“In Conversation with Andrea Roberts”
“A Handful of Dirt”
“In Conversation”
“Memories in a Temporal Landscape”
