Wonder Woman makes Visible and Invisible Occupation
Author: Paul James Kearns
Paul James Kearns is an urban planner, author, artist, university lecturer and journalist with extensive experience as both a practitioner and a creative researcher in the discipline of city making.
Paul James has over 20 years specialised experience in the field of urban regeneration in Dublin’s inner city with responsibility for managing a diversity of large scale urban regeneration mixed use development projects.
He is co-author of the books “REDRAWING DUBLIN” (Gandon Editions 2010) and “Beyond Pebbledash and the Puzzle of Dublin” (Gandon Editions 2014). He is a twice recipient of the Arts Council Engaging with Architecture Award and the Dept of Foreign Affairs Culture Ireland awards.
In 2016 Paul James set up an interdisciplinary planning, architectural urban design module that focuses on urban regeneration in University College of Dublin utilising themes and methodological research employed in his book REDRAWING DUBLIN. He has been a guest lecturer in UCD, DIT, NCAD, (Dublin) Queens University (Belfast) Columbia University and Cooper Union (New York).
His third book “The Seamless Neighbourhood – Redrawing the City of Israel” will be published in 2018.
Between 2002 and 2004 Paul James was the Israeli-Palestinian Political Correspondent for the Sunday Tribune Newspaper based in Jerusalem Israel.
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