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Still Life
A sheaf of wheat pressed into Arctic snow. Image credit: Nick Cobbing / Cape Farewell More ›
Clare Twomey – Blossom
Clare Twomey’s Blossom was a major Cape Farewell commission launched in 2007/08 at the Eden Project. The vast and delicate work comprised thousands of fragile... More ›
Leonid Tishkov – Private Moon
A photograph from the artist Leonid Tishkov’s ‘Private Moon’ series – with Cape Farewell’s expedition boat, the Noorderlicht, in the background. Credit: Leonid Tishkov / Cape... More ›
Ana Cecilia Gonzales Vigil
Amazonian Butterflies
Daro Montag 03/07/2009, 11:04am “Everything is carbon in motion. Even the butterfly is carbon in flight.” More ›
Deidre Nelson
Bird Yarns
Bird Yarns brings together knitters from Mull and across the UK and beyond, with textile artist Deirdre Nelson in response to the changing migration patterns of... More ›
Kenny Taylor
Arctic Terns
No other creature on Earth sees so much sunlight in a year. No other living thing makes such a mega-migration. Eighty thousand kilometres is how far... More ›
Doriana
Inuit Perspectives
Doriana from Victor Sammurtok School in Chesterfield Inlet Nunavut, Canada, joined Cape Farewell on the 2007 Youth Expedition. Cape Farewell YouTube channel › More ›
Leafcutter Ants
Daro Montag
Film by Daro Montag For science stumbling and slogging in the jungle, nature mocking us In a boat down an amazon river – like a blood... More ›
Miriam Burke
on Deirdre Nelson's Bird Yarns
“For a week in June, I sat on Tobermory pier under a flock of knitted Arctic Terns. The terns had been knitted by residents of... More ›
