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Art reviews: Dalziel + Scullion | Robert Callender

  • Matthew Dalziel
  • Louise Scullion

    Press/Media: Research

    Description

    Coverage of the work "Homing" by Dalziel + Scullion part of the John Muir Artist residency 2018

    Period20 Jun 2018

    Media coverage

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    Media coverage

    • TitleArt reviews: Dalziel + Scullion | Robert Callender
      Media name/outletThe Scotsman
      Media typeWeb
      Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
      Date20/06/18
      DescriptionJohn Muir, the celebrated pioneer ecologist and instigator, in America, of the first of national park, was born in Dunbar. He left Scotland at the age of 11, but the love of nature that defined him was already well established and it is right and proper that he should be commemorated in his native land. The house in which he was born in Dunbar is more shrine than museum, but it sets out very accessibly the facts of his life and the ideas that drove him. The John Muir Country Park on the beautiful estuary of the East Lothian Tyne is a more practical memorial in the spirit of Muir himself. To that well-established project, however, there has recently also been added the John Muir Way, emulating the John Muir Trail in California. Running for 134 miles, coast to coast, the trail echoes Muir's own journey from Dunbar to Helensburgh where he set sail for America with his family.
      Producer/AuthorThe Newsroom
      URLhttps://www.scotsman.com/arts-and-culture/art-reviews-dalziel-scullion-robert-callender-1428510
      PersonsMatthew Dalziel, Louise Scullion