Nature's Little Masons: Seven Meditations on Two Antarctic Seasons

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Claire Beynon

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No. 13 (2010): unseen
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Claire Beynon

Claire Beynon is an artist and writer based in Dunedin, New Zealand. She exhibits nationally and internationally, and has won awards for her visual art, poetry and short stories. Increasingly drawn to interdisciplinary exchange, Claire has established collaborative partnerships with scientists, filmmakers, musicians and fellow artists and writers. Antarctica has her under its spell; she visited the continent in 2005 and 2008. Two further trips are in the offing.