1. located bodies – identity

2. John of Gaunt (2.1) - this England - this other Eden - this sceptred isle issues of the identity of land, monarch, island, eden, birthplace celebrated by an old, sick and dying man who decries the mortgaging of England sold off England sick with rotten parchment bonds themes - ownership - heritage

3. the body of England the ‘United Kingdom’ notions of ‘English heritage’ often identified with landscape, relationships with the land itself

4. what is English heritage? what stands for, represents England? what have they inherited that makes them English? … beer, the parish church, fish and chips, cricket played upon a village green in summer, the Tower of London, the monarchy itself, stately homes, Shakespeare, a cottage garden … are just some of the possible answers Gaunt has pointed to some connections rooted in land and ownership, with references to Eden and England’s breed of men, England nurturing kings

5. the material textures of identity are centered upon the located body this is another way of thinking of notions like ‘heritage’ (literally what is inherited), the way identity is signified

6. the photography of Martin Parr - his collection ‘Think of England’ dealing with the textures of identity location - people and their artifacts in an English summer

24. Guillermo Gomez-Peña - border art dealing with language, material culture and identity an extract from his video ‘Border Brujo’