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Nena Allen. Painter. 1991. Shows at galleries in southeastern
United States.
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| Jennifer
Armstrong. Writer. 2003. Ice
through the ages (nonfiction book for young adults). |
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Elizabeth Arthur. Writer. 1990. Novel, Antarctic Navigation (Knopf,
1995).
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| Yvonne
Baskin. Science
writer. 2003. A book for the general reader about soil diversity. |
| James H. Barker. Ethnographer-photographer.
1996. Photographic documentation of the people of Antarctica. |
| Arthur
Beaumont. Painter. 1958. Paintings of military, historical,
and other subjects. |
| Kenneth
Bertrand. Historian. 1961. Book: Americans in Antarctica,
1775-1948 (554p., American Geographical Society, 1971).
The definitive history of U.S. involvement in the Antarctic. |
| Yann
Arthus Bertrand. Photographer. 2004. Earth
from above (Antarctica). |
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Lucy Jane Bledsoe.
Writer. 1999, 2003. Ice Planet Victoria (Holiday House,
2003), How to Survive in Antarctica (Holiday House,
2003), Mission to Antarctica (East Bay Express,
2000), forthcoming book about antarctic biology.
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Alan Campbell. Painter. 1988, 1989, 1993. Watercolors and
drawings displayed at shows and galleries in New Zealand, Chile,
and the United States. Exhibition catalog.
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Christopher Cokinos. Writer. 2003. The
Fallen Sky: Eccentrics and Scientists in Pursuit of Shooting
Stars (book about meteorites).
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Lawrence J. Conrad and Ann
Parks Hawthorne. Toponymist and photographer. 2003. Field
Guide to Antarctic Features: McMurdo Sound Region (illustrated
gazetteer).
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Neelon Crawford. Photographer. 1989, 1991,1992, 1993, 1994.
Exhibitions at galleries. Exhibition catalogs. Southern
Lights Portfolio (photogravures etchings).
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Leland Curtis. Artist. 1957.
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Lucia deLeiris. Painter.
1985. 1995. Book (with author Sanford Moss): Natural History
of the Antarctic Peninsula (Columbia University Press,
1988); watercolors and drawings shown at museums and galleries.
Book (with Meredith Hooper): Antarctic Journal—the
Hidden Worlds of Antarctica’s Animals (National Geographic
and Frances Lincoln, 2000).
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Jennifer Dewey. Painter, writer. 1985. Drawings and two illustrated
children's books (The Adélie Penguin and The Wandering
Albatross, Little, Brown, 1989) in her Birds of Antarctica series.
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Donald Finkel. Poet. 1968. Book-length poems: Adequate
Earth (Atheneum, 1972), Endurance (Atheneum, 1978).
Poet Emeritus, Washington University.
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Jody Forster. Photographer. 1992, 1995. Exhibitions in galleries
in the American Southwest and elsewhere.
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William L. Fox. Writer, 2001. Envisioning Antarctica: history
and nature of antarctic images.
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Elena Glasberg. Humanities
scholar. 2004. End as beginning: an American antarctic imaginary
(book).
|
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James Gorman. Writer. 1991. Book, Ocean Enough
and Time: Travels in the Southern Ocean (Harper
Collins, 1995).
|
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Mariana Gosnell. Writer. 1992. A book about ice (for Knopf,
nearing completion in 1999).
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Louis J. Halle. Writer. 1969. Book: The Sea and the Ice,
a Naturalist in Antarctica (286p., Houghton Mifflin,
1973; Cornell University Press, 1989).
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Ann Parks Hawthorne. Photographer. 1990, 1994, 1996. Numerous photo
credits in domestic and international books and magazines.
Represented by Black Star (New York) and C&B Alexander
(England).
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Meredith Hooper (writer)
and Lucia deLeiris (illustrator). 1999.
Book (with Lucia deLeiris): Antarctic Journal—the
Hidden Worlds of Antarctica’s Animals (National
Geographic and Frances Lincoln, 2000).
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Meredith Hooper (writer) and William R. Fraser (ornithologist).
2001. A book about the doing of antarctic science.
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Rebecca Johnson. Writer. 1991, 1994, 1997. Books for young adults: Investigating
the Ozone Hole (Lerner, 1993), Science on the Ice:
an Antarcitc Journal (Lerner, 1995), and Women Working
in Antarctica (Lerner, 1997); book on polar paleontology
(forthcoming).
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Henry Kaiser. Musician, 2001. Solo acoustic guitar CD about
Antarctica.
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| Scott
Kelley. Watercolorist. 2003. Paintings. |
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Stuart Klipper. Photographer. 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999. Major
exhibitions at Museum of Modern Art, Minneapolis Institute
of Arts, University of Iowa Museum of Art, Art institute of
Chicago; included in these museums' collections. Forthcoming
book(John Hopkins University Press). Twice awarded a Guggenheim
Fellowship.
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Daniel Lang. Painter. 1975. Paintings at galleries and museums
in USA and Europe. Traveling exhibition.
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| Edward
J. Larson. Historian
of science. 2003. Book-length history of antarctic science. |
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Gretchen Legler. Writer. 1997. Book of literary essays, forthcoming.
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Barry Lopez. Writer. 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992. Articles for Harper's (May
1989, p.43-49, “Our frail planet in cold, clear view:
the South Pole as global laboratory”), Washington
Post Outlook, and Orion (Winter 1994, p. 48-65, “Offshore:
A Journey to the Weddell Sea”). Future book.
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Sandra Markle. Writer. 1996, 1998. Children's book, Pioneering
Frozen Worlds (Atheneum, 1996). Super Cool Science.
South Pole Stations Past, Present, and Future (Walker
and Company, 1997), Growing Up Wild: Penguins (Atheneum,
2000). Educational material on Internet, On-Line Expeditions:
Antarctica (1996-) and Antarctic
Journals (1998-). Numerous school and conference
presentations.
|
| Bob
Marstall. Artist. 2002. Book
(with Laurence Pringle, writer) for young readers about the
Weddell seal. |
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Mary K. Miller. Web exhibition, 2001. Live @ the Exploratorium: Origins.
|
| Joan
Myers. Photographer. 2002. Exhibitions
and (with writer Sandra Blakeslee) a book. |
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Charles Neider. Writer. 1969, 1970, 1977. Books: Antarctica:
Authentic Accounts. . .(anthology with introduction and
notes, Random House, 1972; Cooper Square Press, 2000). Edge
of the World: Ross Island, Antarctica (461p., Doubleday,
1974), Beyond Cape Horn: Travels in the Antarctic (387p.,
Sierra Club Books, 1980). Historic Guide to Ross
Island.
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Peter Nisbet. Painter. 1995. Landscape paintings and a book
in progress.
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| Jude
Nutter. Painter
and poet. 2004. Time, place, and imagination: images and
poems from Antarctica. |
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Michael Parfit. Writer. 1984. Book: South
Light, a Journey to the Last Continent (306p.,
Macmillan, 1986; paperback, 1987; U.K. edition, 1988).
Articles in Smithsonian, National Geographic,
and others.
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Eliot Porter. Photographer. 1975. Photographs, traveling
exhibition, and book: Antarctica (169p., E. P. Dutton,
1978).
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Stephen J. Pyne.
Historian. 1982. Book: The Ice: A Journey to Antarctica (448p.,
University of Iowa Press, 1987; Arlington Books, 1987; Ballantine
Books, 1988; University of Washington Press, 1998, with
new preface; Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1999). Named by the New
York Times Book Review to its Best Books list for 1987.
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Douglas Quin. Sound recordist; musician. 1996, 1999.
Collection of natural sounds of Antarctica and production of
music and CDs.
|
| Susan
Fox Rogers. Anthologist. 2004. Anthology of essays by U.S.
Antarctic Program participants. |
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David Rosenthal. Painter. 1993, 1996. Paintings for galleries
and museums in Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, and elsewhere.
|
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Kim Stanley Robinson.
Writer. 1995. Science fiction book Antarctica (HarperCollins
UK, 1997; Bantam Books, hardback 1998, paperback July 1999;
numerous editions in translation).
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Galen Rowell. Photographer
and writer. 1992. "A most unearthly place," March
1993 Life. Book, Poles Apart: Parallel Visions of
the Arctic and Antarctic (University of California Press,
1995).
|
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Carl Safina.
Writer, 2000. Book, Eye of the Albatross : Visions of Hope
and Survival. 416 pages, Henry Holt & Company, Inc.,
(May 2002).
|
| Connie
Samaras. Photographer. 2004. Vast
active living intelligence system: photographing the South
Pole. |
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Emil Schulthess. Photographer. 1959. Book: Antarctica, a
Photographic Survey (198p., Simon & Schuster, 1960).
|
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William
Stout. Painter and writer. 1992-1993. One-man
exhibitions at various museums: 1997.Dinosaurs On Ice
- William Stout's Antarctica. 1995.William Stout's
Visions of Gondwana - Past and Present Life in Antarctica. 1994.William
Stout - Lost Worlds. 1993.Studies From Gondwana
- Landscapes and Wildlife of Antarctica. 1991-1995.Dinosaurs,
Penguins, and Whales - The Wildlife of Antarctica. Numerous
group shows. Forthcoming book.Lost Worlds - Prehistoric
and Modern Life in Antarctica.
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| Thomas
E. Svarney and Patricia
Barnes-Svarney. Writers. 2002. Book about antarctic
weather. |
| Kelly
Tyler. Writer. 2002. Book
about modern science and the Ross Sea Party of the British
Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1914-1917). |
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François Vuilleumier. Ornithologist. 1998. Book: Field Guide
to the Birds of Patagonia and West Antarctica (Pica Press,
forthcoming). The author is Curator, Department of Ornithology,
American Museum of Natural History.
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| Gabrielle
Walker. Writer. 2004. Antarctica—A
Biography of a Continent (book). |
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Gabriel Warren. Sculptor. 1999. Ice-related sculptures. Indoor
and outdoor exhibitions, public and private commissions. Art
and landscape slide lecture tour. Forthcoming book of photography
and writing.
|
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Sophie Webb. Illustrator. 2001. Book, A Guide to the
Birds of Chile and the Adjacent Antarctic.
|
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Rachel Weiss. Sculptor, arts administrator ( chair, Arts
Administration Program, Art Institute of Chicago). Arts and
sciences exhibition and book Imagining Antarctica, displayed
in several cities in 1986 and 1987.
|
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James Westwater. Photochoreographer. 1977. Photographs and multimedia
presentation (symphony orchestras with 3-screen slide show).
|
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Sara Wheeler. Writer. 1994, 1995. Book, Terra Incognita:
Travels in Antarctica (Random House, London, 1996; Vintage
(paper), London, 1997; Heyne (German), 1997; Random House,
New York, March 1998; Modern Library, 1999). Greetings
from Antarctica (Peter Bedrick Books, July 1999).
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| James
Woodside. Painter. 2002. Landscape
paintings. |
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Norbert Wu. Underwater photography.
1997, 1999, 2001. Books and articles of antarctic photographs
and texts; PBS-TV Nature special, Under Antarctic
Ice (2003).
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