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Where the Sky Widens

Where the Sky Widens

by | May 13, 2015 | | 0 Comments

Enthusiastic, curious people were invited to participate in a group workshop led by Nikki Pugh as part of a research project that investigates the use of sculptural, location-aware objects as a tool for thinking and talking about distant places. Read Nikki's MA...

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Previous Cemore Fellowships

Rachel Aldred   Tarini Bedi   David Bissell   Owen Chapman   Cathy Coleborne   Martin Emanuel   Tricia Flanagan   Ole B Jensen   Jamie O’Brien   Nikki Pugh   Robin Smith  Holly Thorpe

Previous Visitors

Thiago Allis   Zofia Bednarowska   Kornelia Hahn   Claus Lassen   Camila Dos Santos Moraes   Bianca Freire Medeiros   Miriam Schreiter

To apply for  Cemore Fellowship, please see here. Cemore also warmly welcomes visitors. To find out more, please contact Aurora Trujillo.