View of the viaduct over the Duddon estuary (Image by Irene Rogan).
Irene Rogan’s work, in her exploration of materiality and the metaphysical world, grapples with contradiction. Process, physicality and location are the visible effects of her contending with notions of the human condition and more recently, place.
Read MoreTim Pugh is an environmental artist dividing his practice between Flintshire and Cumbria. He works with a wide range of materials to create temporary site-specific installations and drawings.
Read MoreDi McGhee is an environmental artist whose work interacts with the context of specific places and materials related to the sites she engages with.
Read MoreMel Galley’s work examines our collective and individual interactions with cities and landscapes; as changing territories, as absurd creations, as spaces to think through.
Read MoreLaurence Campbell. Artist/Filmmaker based in Cumbria
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Hannah Rose Kessler is an all round creative, with an interest in music, theatre, writing and embroidery. When creating embroidered pieces, she draws inspiration from the world around her and the variety of textures there are.
Read MoreWallace Heim works in many ways, all within the fields of performance-ecology-culture. She writes as an independent academic, makes sculpture, creates and produces audio fiction, develops ecological and social practice projects, all to enquire about human relations with the more-than-human, with a place.
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View from Duddon Inshore Rescue. Image by David Cooper.
David Cooper is a writer and academic who is preoccupied with creative and/or critical writing about place. His literary critical research began with a PhD at Lancaster University entitled ‘Staying Put: Norman Nicholson and the Poetics of Place and Space’.
Read MoreJohn Scanlan is an academic with In Certain Places, a curatorial partnership at UCLan, and is participating in Unpublished Tour as part of his research on arts and cultural policy in West Cumbria.
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