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World Environment Day lends a platform to the work of artists and makers who have been responding to the environmental themes at the heart of the exhibition A Fine Balance, that was put on hold in March. The task to protect, enhance and counter the natural and man-made forces of environmental degradation are present in each of the artists featured in this newsletter.
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Norfolk-based photographers like Gareth Hacon, Debby Besford, Polly Cruse and Tim Simmons all bring a keen eye to an environment that is fragile, unique or under threat. Whether that be recording the magnificence of ancient woodland, in accessing hidden fissures within the earth or the delicate balance between opposing human activities and the marginal places we inhabit and take for granted.
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Similarly, makers Tim Plunkett, Sue Kirk, Steve Gore Rowe, Toby Winteringham and Laura Huston create their handmade objects, ceramics and furniture for a domestic setting using natural, sustainable materials, bringing their inherent fragility and strength to our attention.
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About the author
Paul Vater
PAUL VATER
Paul conducts studio visits to maintain strong relationships with artists, designers and craftspeople who show their work with us. He manages the main C&C website and has developed the online shop where selected works are presented for sale.
Paul established his design company, Sugarfree, in 1990 and quickly gained a reputation for delivering fresh, effective marketing campaigns and brand identities for clients including Save the Children Fund, United Nations Association and UNHCR. Over the years those added to the roster include IPC Magazines, Arts Council England, The Roundhouse, Barbican Centre, Arts Marketing Association, Look Ahead Housing and Care, Paddington Waterside, BBC Worldwide, Commonwealth Foundation, Prestel, City of London Corporation, Baker Street Quarter, Victoria BID and the University of East Anglia.