Grounded in Shetland

Roxane Permar

Grounded in Shetland

Roxane Permar

UHI Shetland

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Résumé

In this article I reflect on my experience as an artist who has become increasingly embedded in Shetland– an archipelago in the North Atlantic comprising more than 100 islands, sixteen of which are inhabited. My involvement with Shetland began in 1985, and I moved to the islands permanently in 2000 when I obtained very part-time hourly paid work on the new (and recently discontinued) contemporary textiles course at Shetland College, University of the Highlands and Islands (now ‘UHI Shetland’ since a merger in 2021).

langue originale	English
Publication spécialisée	Collections
Editeur	Museum of Unrest
état	Published - 3 oct. 2025

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https://www.museum-of-unrest.org/2025/07/15/grounded-in-shetland/

5 Oral presentation
2 Types of Award - Other distinction
1 Participation in conference
1 Types of External academic engagement - Invited talk
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- 1 Types of Public engagement and outreach - Public lecture/debate/seminar
- 1 Invited talk

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Activité: Oral presentation
Art and engagement with the Cold War in Shetland and its northern neighbours
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Activité: Oral presentation

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Grounded in Shetland

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Bloodlines: kinship and division in island power

The Landscape in Pain: Art for shifting relations with the land

Art and engagement with the Cold War in Shetland and its northern neighbours

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