(Re)Trace
Julia Webb-HarveyTracing the imprints in landscape, place, image, memory. Turning them over and watching where they settle.
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Two Turner paintings of women: writing against the tradition of how to write about Turner.
I’ve been wanting to write about these paintings and at the same time I know I’ve been putting it off. I’ve made excuses. I’ve now worked out why. It is a lot about me, but also a lot about writing against the traditions of how Turner has b...
Pathways and resonances
There is nowhere on earth quite like the Okavango Delta, Botswana. To spare you the essay that I could write on it, the short form is that the Okavango river used to flow to the sea, but plate tectonics messed that up. As part of the East A...
Intrepid Explorer 1: back in Africa 🇧🇼
We were Intrepid Explorers 1, 2 & 3, my dad, sister and I. Mum would be parked on the travelling blanket with a book whilst we three went exploring. The thrill of what we might find is still a murmur in my tummy as I write this - an echo fr...
Undine Giving the Ring to Massaniello, Fisherman of Naples, exhibited 1846 by JMW Turner
Undine Giving the Ring to Massaniello, Fisherman of Naples, exhibited in 1846 by JMW Turner. Image credit: Tate via ArtUk.Org under Creative Commons
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PhD candidate combining the things that move me - writing, the natural world, walking, place, Cornwall… & J M W Turner. Most of my walking is with my loves, Pete (husband) and dog (Bessie).
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