01 / Field guide
Begin with a theme
Explore heritage and memory, Indigenous knowledge, arts and culture, and environment and land. Follow a question rather than a fixed route.
Heritage, design and Global South stories from established outlets.
Your next discovery starts here
Turn curiosity into a collection.
Explore photographs, records, and research with ARED Field—then keep the discoveries that matter.
Explore heritage and memory, Indigenous knowledge, arts and culture, and environment and land. Follow a question rather than a fixed route.
Find records, photographs, and literature together. A word such as apprenticeship can lead from a participant’s account to a photograph, a source, and further reading.
An image is a starting point. Read the record, its theme, and its source before adding your own fieldnote. Keep what you observed distinct from what the source tells you.
Explore the map to discover places in the archive. Connect what is around you with the records and stories that belong to it.
Move between statements, research notes, archive records, and literature. Use a possible connection as a question to investigate, rather than a conclusion.
Save discoveries into collections, return to your research, and follow new records as the archive grows.
Everything in one place
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