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This project is about engaging with. 8211; places with uncertain prospects in terms of land use, biodiversity and climate change. Such places are also precious by other registers and this is what we seek to articulate. We want to generate new stories to be intertwined with older ones. Above all, we wish to look forward. Is dedicated to work in progress; responses to particular setting.

Artwork about human and animal lives in an unstable world. Images and text Kate Foster unless otherwise stated.

In anticipation of field drawing. This post develops a conversation with Jethro Brice. My current foci include peat bogs. Bog-mosses, and questions of scale. Plunged into a new setting, what do you look at? How do you start drawing? Here are some starting thoughts.

Precis samtidigt som klockan fem-melodin. Och det här var andra försöket, efter förra sommarens nära-men-nej-besked.

Sunday, March 27th, 2011. Tuesday, March 29, 2011. More Photos from the site of the Asch Building. Looking up at the 9th floor where most of the workers died. Musical Director Deborah Strauss leads the walk and also read the words of Rose Schneiderman at the Eldridge Street Synagogue. Monday, March 28, 2011. A photo from the AP. Read the original article here.

Mary Traill is a graphic designer and photographer based in Toronto, Canada. The maps and images on this site took months of research and visualization to complete. Please do not use without permission. At the very least, please credit me when using images elsewhere and provide a link back to this site. Thank you, Mary Traill.

My first, and overdue blog post is about a recent trip to Stoke on Trent, in aid of a now finished exhibition,. After following the blue arrow on my mobile phone to navigate, perhaps against the ethos of many of the works I was about to encounter, I arrived at the Airspace Gallery.