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Naomi Hart

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My work looks at human interaction with the environment, especially issues around migration, elements, water and memory. My practice is multimedia and multidisciplinary, using drawing, paint, photography, sculpture, installation, walking, performance and sound to investigate the world. Read more…

Latest blogposts

  • Those sunny postcards of Plymouth that I posted a few weeks ago? I spent a happy/disturbed couple of weeks painting scenes of catastrophic sea level rise obliterating parts of Plymouth. Scientists, writers and psychologists have spent years trying to… →

    2 October 2018

  • Commissions are strange animals. I love them and fear them in equal measure. How do you know the recipient is being honest when they see the finished item for the first time? How do you know they’ll be able to live with it for years? Especially… →

    10 September 2018

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Forthcoming events

  • Exhibition and Art Sale

    Awesome Art Space, 30 March 2019

    Two day exhibition of new work and an art sale to raise funds for a new project working to solve ocean plastic pollution.…

  • An artist in the Arctic – jumping in at the deep end

    Ashburton Arts Centre, 29 November 2018

    How an artist learnt to sail while sketching pictures of melting icebergs. 29th November 7.30pm Ashburton Arts Centre, £10…

  • ‘ice report’ – illustrated talk

    Boatyard Cafe and Bakery, 27 June 2018

    I spent the last year as Leverhulme artist in residence at the University of Sheffield working with the ice scientists and…

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  • Listen, I know it's an odd one, but I really am looking for some of those collapsible (but not broken) tent poles or similar. To my festival-going friends, could you keep an eye out with all those millions of tents that get dumped? Possibly the clever circular ones that you can never quite fold back would work. Thanks... ;-)

    23 June 2019

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