The term ‘landscape’ lends itself to countless associations and expectations: there is no single, clear-cut definition of landscape. That’s what makes landscape such a good starting point for philosophical questions about the dynamics of cultural centres, the views of institutions and the evolution of culture in a natural environment. Who actually owned the land? Who created the landscape? Who determined the cultural rhythm? Who laid claim to the soil? This book unravels these questions and more.
NEW THEATRE INSTITUTE OF LATVIA
contemporary performing arts in Latvia and abroad
