Showing posts with label Tracey Rowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tracey Rowledge. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 December 2012
Tracey Rowledge: Drawing in Arctic Water
Readers with an interest in the Arctic may enjoy my series of blog posts on the arts and climate change in the Huffington Post. The latest post discusses bookbinder and fine artist Tracey Rowledge's 'Arctic Drawings'. You can read it here.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
TRACEY ROWLEDGE: Arctic Drawings
I'd like to invite you to visit London/Nuuk where I'm posting features on artists who have created work in response to the Arctic environment. The latest participant, Tracey Rowledge, has allowed me to feature some of the drawings she made (in collaboration with the sea) while on a Cape Farewell expedition to Disko Bay. We had a long chat about icebergs, mark-making, climate change ... and her latest desk job.
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