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Sea-change

 

New series that looks at the changing fate of the world’s oceans and how we can respond as artists, writers and feeling human beings.  An exploration of  the beauty and the crises of the sea through fiction, art, photography, poetry and memoir.

Our Blood in Hers

Neale Inglenook and Robin V. Robinson
14th August, 2019
Pacific coast artist Robin V. Robinson and writer Neale Inglenook braid photography with words in a story of emergence from the ocean
Sea-change

Undersea

Fiona Gell
7th August, 2019
Sea-change

The Horse Latitudes

Nick Hunt
31st July, 2019
Sea-change

Sea-change

Charlotte Du Cann
24th July, 2019
Today we begin a new series that looks at the changing fate of the world's oceans, through fiction, art, poetry and memoir. Charlotte Du Cann reports from the edge of the North Sea.
Sea-change
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