The artists Susie Hamilton, Naja Abelsen and Eleanor Havsteen-Franklin discuss their exhibition which explores Inuit culture, environmental concerns, and the Arctic expeditions undertaken by their forefathers in Greenland, inspired by the Society’s archives, NIRS residency and workshops in Greenland.

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    Chasing shadows: Tuva, a hidden country

    Bill Thompson will talk about leading two expeditions to Tuva, Southern Siberia, which provided scientific studies of unknown caves and karst features.

  • LectureCloseup of a historic globe.

    A history of the world in 47 borders

    Jonn Elledge shares the stories of borders that explore how political identities are shaped, why the world looks the way it does.

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    Microlectures: Ely

    King’s Ely will host an evening of microlectures on fieldwork and personal explorations of geographical thinking. Students will present a series of short lectures, chaired by the Society’s Vice President (Education), Alan Parkinson.