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Researching Environmental Change Conference -
Learning to live: floods and futures
16th June 2011

The conference was organised by Professor Lindsey McEwen and project team (Dr Iain Robertson, Professor Mike Wilson, Dr Owain Jones and held at Gloucester Guildhall. Keynotes were made by Dr John Wylie (University of Exeter), Dr Carrie Jo Coaplen (Moreland State University, US), Professor Hamish Fyfe (George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling, University of Glamorgan).
Also presenting papers were Simon Read (Senior Lecturer in Fine Art, Middlesex University), Professor Lindsey McEwen (University of Gloucestershire) and Dr Owain Jones (University of West of England) and artist Jethro Brice.
Representing Walking the Land and showing images was Kel Portman – also seen were works by Walking the Land associated artists Valerie Coffin-Price and Suze Adams.
Images can be seen until the end of June


About kel

Creative activities Kel Portman's creative work examines an interaction with landscape and place which is often the result of a personal or group journey, observation or event. Multiple viewpoints and interwoven overlays replicate the dynamic sensations experienced during the 'journey process'. Works are not medium specific and are often the result of several different media that could include Photography, Printmaking, Drawing, Digital Imaging and instalation. Biog Kel Portman is a former Senior Lecturer at the University of the Arts, London. He is a practising artist, printmaker, photographer, educator and curator with extensive experience of teaching in Europe, Asia and America with an academic background that includes a period as a Fulbright Exchange Professor. He has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad with work held in private collections in Britain, USA and Europe. In addition to working with Walking the Land, he is actively involved with Gloucestershire Digital Arts Forum, PhotoStroud and Stroud Valleys Artspace, an artist-led cooperative in Gloucestershire and teaches with Skyros in Greece, Thailand and Cambodia and in the UK with HF Holidays
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