Category : Artists and Writers Program

Historian Edward Larson believes an important thread is missing from the vast tapestry of lore that has been spun about the Heroic Age of Antarctic...

Chris Linder has taken part in two dozen research expeditions over the last decade, many of them to the polar regions. It seemed only a...

Larissa Min’s family is originally from Korea. She was born in Brazil. At age 12, her family migrated from South America to the United States....

Charles Hood’s latest work, South x South, celebrates Antarctica’s aviation history and unique culture through a series of poems, from the playful to the meditative....

Anthony Powell has been working on his documentary about the world’s coldest continent for about a decade now. Finally, Antarctica: A Year on Ice will...

Katharine Coles isn’t your stereotypical poet. She founded the Utah Symposium in Science and Literature, and she comes from a family of scientists. So it...

When poet Jynne Martin learned the National Science Foundation sponsored an Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, she immediately applied for a chance to visit the...

After graduating with a Masters of Fine Arts degree, Susan J. Allspaw Pomeroy did what any other poet and academic would do: She jumped on...

There’s a saying that necessity is the mother of invention. April Surgent discovered that being trapped by ice at a research station in Antarctica for...

The story of how Los Angeles-based artist Lily Simonson ended up scuba diving under the sea ice in Antarctica begins with a tale about lobsters,...