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    Sailing the Top of the World

    Climate Change in the High Arctic

    by Sandra M. Hawkins

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    Sailing the Top of the World - Climate Change in the High Arctic is an artist's first-hand observations through her photography and texts of ecological changes happening in the High Arctic at 74 - 81 degrees latitude, only 10 degrees south of the North Pole. The artist/author's visual narrative accompanied by anecdotal texts focus on the melting valley glaciers and ecological impacts in the fjords of west coast Spitsbergen, Svalbard Archipelago, an international territory administered by Norway.
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    • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
    • Additional Categories Nature / Wildlife, Education
    • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
      # of Pages: 30
    • Isbn
      • Softcover: 9781034219781
      • Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9781034219774
      • Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781034219767
    • Publish Date: Jan 06, 2021
    • Language English
    • Keywords Sailing, Ecology, ClimateChange, Artist, Arctic
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    Sandra Hawkins
    Canada

    Sandra Hawkins is a multimedia visual artist in painting, photography/video, installation and performance art. Her work has received critical acclaim in Canada and internationally in major exhibitions, media festivals, publications, collections and artist residencies. The broad focus of her most recent international creative research residency, Arctic Circle 2019 Arts & Sciences Expedition, Svalbard Norway, is global warming impacts on rising ocean levels and implications for coastal habitats. Ms. Hawkins’ art practice is inspired by her life-long concerns for the human-environmental ecology in the Canadian central Arctic where she has lived and worked and now by the entire Arctic Circle, and by her love of sailing/kayaking on Lac Deschenes Ottawa River. Ms. Hawkins holds the Bachelor of Fine Arts University of Ottawa; Masters in Environmental Studies York University, Bachelor of Arts - Sociology & Architecture, and post-graduate sociology of history and culture Carleton University.

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