Walking near the mouth of Sermeq Avangnardleq Glacier.
Ice cave formed near the mouth of Sermeq Avangnardleq Glacier.
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Global warming effects us all. Climate change expedition to Disko Bay, Greenland with Cape Farewell, Jarvis Cocker, KT Tunstall and others
Walking near the mouth of Sermeq Avangnardleq Glacier.
Ice cave formed near the mouth of Sermeq Avangnardleq Glacier.
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Navigating icebergs in Uummannaq to return to the Grigory Mikheev.
Icebergs and boats moored in Uummannaq harbour.
Walking on ‘Little Eqe’ near the mouth of Ilulissat Kangia.
Early morning view from my shared cabin/studio/moving home as we sail North towards Disko Bay.
Communicating to the rest of the world via KT Tunstall.
An amazing birds-eye view of Greenland’s glaciers as we approach Kangerlussuaq.
After much preparation we’re finally counting down the last days before we board the Grigory Mikheev in Kangerlussuaq. For twelve days – from Thursday 25 Sept to Monday 6 Oct – you’ll be able to follow the voyage in blogs from over 40 artists, musicians and scientists. We’ll be brushing aside snow and breaking out the portable satellite gear to broadcast text, images and video direct from the deck of the boat as we sail through the extraordinary Disko Bay. Check the website daily, subscribe to the podcast or sign up for the daily email update to follow our journey.
Follow the Cape Farewell expedition to the Arctic, the frontline of climate change, with over 40 artists, scientists and musicians including Jarvis Cocker & Ryuichi Sakamoto. 25 Sept to 6 Oct 2008.
Investigating the effects of climate change and how global warming effects are changing our planet: KT Tunstall, Vanessa Carlton, Jarvis Cocker and Martha Wainwright join artists and scientists on Cape Farewell's Disko Bay expedition to Greenland where they are raising awareness of global climate change