The Front Room co-published with the International Foundation

co-published with the International Foundation for Art Research (IFAR)

Scotland and how artists can intervene in political debate

a newly globalised era of architectural production

they are curiously timeless

and then living within

The Front Room co-published with the International FoundationThe Front Room: Diaspora Migrant Aesthetics in the Home, originally published in 2009, has become a beloved and much praised source, providing fascinating revelations into the post war British experience of immigrants, the decoration of their living spaces and their position in society in relation to decolonisation. The 'front room' (emanating from the Victorian parlour) provides an outlet to respond to the feelings of displacement, exile and