Chris Drury is one of a handful of British land artists, including Richard Long, David Nash and Andy Goldsworthy, whose work has an international reputation. He has worked on landscape projects all over the world and has exhibited widely. Last year he spent two months in Antarctica with the British Antarctic Survey, and the resulting work can be seen at Beaux Arts in London in April. Chris will talk about his work, his walks, people and landscapes and about the extraordinary experience of working deep on the Antarctic ice sheets in the company of a small group of scientists.

www.chrisdrury.co.uk

This lecture has been generously supported by the Dr.H.Shawdon Charitable Trust

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