Description
A look at my art practice in relation to ideas of kinship and the relations between the human and more than human that I couldn’t articulate nearly 40 years ago when my relationship with Shetland began. Could the evolution of my practice in Shetland be seen as a journey towards and through kinship? Does it reveal formation of my lineage in Shetland? My Shetland bloodlines, so to speak.| Period | 3 Apr 2025 |
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| Held at | University of Plymouth, Plymouth, UK, United Kingdom |
| Degree of Recognition | International |
Keywords
- islands
- kinship
- weather
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Grounded in Shetland
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Landscape in Pain
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Landscape. in Pain
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The Importance of Place
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Landscape in Pain
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Living in the Landscape
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Landscape in Pain
Activity: KE and Outreach activities › Types of External academic engagement - Invited talk
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Landscape in Pain
Activity: Talk / Presentation / Podcast / Webinar › Invited talk