This year's anniversary events need to reflect and embrace the multiple histories that the war evinces – from the Royal British Legion to the National Union of Railwaymen to the Indian, Ethiopian and Australian servicemen fighting for the empire.
And yet the story of Pirate's Choice bears re-telling, and what I've taken from it over the years is bound up in its multiple histories.
This course investigates multiple histories of photography.
"L.A. is a city that has always existed as a collection of multiple desires, multiple histories, multiple pasts, and multiple futures," he said.
Consequently, a methodology is developed to combine eruptive histories from multiple volcanoes into an event tree framework to inform forecasts at individual volcanoes.
Our school has a strong focus on social justice and students are accustomed to thinking about history from multiple perspectives.
The aim, according to Jean Weston, a landscape architect with Olin Partnership, was to view the site's history from multiple angles.
Adonis's Al-Kitāb (1995; "The Book"), which echoes the name of the Qurʾān, is a structurally complex work exploring Arab history from multiple perspectives.
The Boston-based design practice called over,under curated the exhibition, which tells this history from multiple perspectives, using archival maps and drawings, documentary footage, protest materials, and period photography.
(Chinen) ★ Mike Reed's People, Places & Things (Friday) The Chicago drummer Mike Reed has an abiding interest in the jazz heritage of his hometown, and with the excellent pianoless quartet People, Places & Things — featuring the alto saxophonist Greg Ward, the tenor saxophonist Tim Haldeman and the bassist Jason Roebke — he explores that history from multiple angles.
