Exquisite sculpture points spotlight on a Pacific island that drowned

James Woodford

James Woodford

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This beautiful artwork of climate activist Gladys Bartlett is a reminder of the fate of Kale Island, her former home. It is part of a series by Jason deCaires Taylor, focusing on making visible climate change and other environmental threats

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This archived record authored by ‘James Woodford’ at ‘New Scientist’ was recovered from data set:

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2580163-exquisite-sculpture-points-spotlight-on-a-pacific-island-that-drowned/

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    MINNA.FIELD[2054:214:18Z]::HUMAN-TRACE/SIG-25

    The drowned island entered the archive through art because loss often became visible only after place had become memory. Displacement began before relocation was formally counted.

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