Antarctica, Art and Archive

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Notes on Acronyms

Introduction

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Notes on Acronyms

Introduction

Antarctica through Art and the Archive

- Atmosphere through Architecture
- Anthropos through Nomadic Subjects
- Biography through Zoegraphy
- Transposition through Refraction
- Art and Antarctica through Writing
- The Journey through the Writing

Prologue

- Notes from the Field
- Glass
- Archive

Chapter One Elsewhere

- The Crippetts
- A Chapter of Antarctic History
- Evolution
- Notes and Queries
- Hints to Travellers
- Avant-Garde
- A View from Nowhere
- Archive as Field
- Analogy
- Immediacy
- Medium
- No More Elsewhere

Chapter Two Watercolour

- In the Open Air
- Notes towards a Lecture on Sketching
- The Weather
- Climate Control
- Horizon
- Permanent Colour
- Black and White
- Colour in Nature
- The History of Art
- Of Turnerian Topography
- Everything Wanders
- Watercolours

Chapter Three Antarctica through the Archive

- Antarctica
- Curious Perspective
- The Grid and Globe
- The Antarctic Manual
- Observation Hill
- The Southern Journey
- X
- The South Pole
- The Observer and the Observed
- Interpretation
- Atmosphere
- Ekphrasis
- Through the Archive

Chapter Four The Colour of Water
- Understanding of the Colour of Water
- Typology
- The Study of Geography
- Natural History
- Pharmakon
- Silver Nitrate
- Fugitive Colour
- Diorama
- Climatron
- Twenty-First-Century Storm Cloud
- Participant Observation
- Air Conditioning

Chapter Five Where Else

- No Where Else
- Refractive Index
- Please Return Immediately
- Similarity-in-Difference
- The Hut and the Museum
- The View from Somewhere
- Rear-Guard
- Lantern Lecture
- Some Notes on Penguins
- But Things Have Turned out Otherwise
- Some Fragments of an Antarctic Archive
- Hope

Epilogue

- The Arkive
- Ice
- Field Notes
Manuscripts
Primary Bibliography
Secondary Bibliography