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Over the last five decades I have painted the land and its inhabitants as traditional landscapes, as surrealistic icons and as metaphorical images of time.  In 2016 I started with my first site-specific installation: TORN-ADO which was about surviving disasters. Since them my installations have been about humans reactions to community and  within the environment:  … Continue reading Barbara Crawford

I am a lecturer in law at the University of Aberdeen. I originally come from Ukraine, where I did my undergraduate studies. I got an LLM in Public International Law from the University of Groningen in 2013. I wrote my PhD thesis at the University of Aberdeen (2017), in which I examined the effectiveness of … Continue reading Daria Shapovalova

I am a researcher at the Center for Global Sea Level Change (CSLC) at New York University Abu Dhabi. Our center combines observations and computer models to understand past, and project future, sea-level rise. Sea ice plays a critical role in our changing climate due to the amount of solar radiation it reflects and the … Continue reading Clare Eayrs

I am a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at Newcastle University, UK. However, I am originally from North Norway, having grown up across the three northernmost counties, Nordland, Troms, and Finnmark – something which no doubt has influenced my interest in Arctic research. Following my undergraduate studies (BA International Relations) at RMIT University in Australia … Continue reading Ingrid Medby