Abandoned fishing vessel, Skansbukta. 78°32'N, 016°20'EAbandoned fishing vessel, Skansbukta. 78°32'N, 016°20'E

85 x 213cm
Large format print, mounted on 5mm foamex, sealed: £580.00

As seen in the Guardian on 8th March 2014

At National Glass Centre, Sunderland 8th March -27th April 2014

Svalbard, a mountainous Arctic archipelago of over 61,00sq Km, 60% glacier and just 10 degrees from the North Pole.
In October 2013 I was invited to participate in a three week creative residency programme, organised by the New York based arts charity The Arctic Circle, on board a traditionally rigged tall ship with 27 other internationally acclaimed artists.

Interactive map of Svalbard from the Norwegian Polar Institute

Exhibition generously sponsored by Rare Adventures Ltd An exhibition of recent photographs taken whilst in the Arctic in October 2013 opened on Saturday 8th March at National Glass Centre, Sunderland, UK. It comprises selection of 15 Giclee prints on 300g archival paper and 2 very large prints up to 85 x 213 cm. The show is beautifully enriched by a 6 track 'soundscape' by Irish composer Dr. karen Power who was also in the Arctic. The exhibition was reviewed in the Guardian Exhibitions Guide on March 8th 2014.

Some images are stitched, HDR, panoramas containing over 100 separate images all compiled to provide so subtle but powerful results. See the images under the travel section of this website

The exhibition runs from 8th March to 27th April 2014, SR6 0GL.  10am to 5pm 7 days per week.

The exhibition is supported by Rare Adventures Ltd., and National Glass Centre.