INGE PANNEELs


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You will find here writing about Inge Panneels’ work, from catalogues, articles and reviews on her artwork.


You can also find academic writing by Inge Panneels on the subject of glass, maps, mapping and climate change from research undertaken as part of the work as an academic (University of Sunderland, Northumbria University, Edinburgh Napier University).


Catalogues
Reviews
Books
Academic Writing

Catalogues



TransitiON
Kelly, Jessamy (Ed) - 2018


Exhibition Catalogue

6-30th of September 2016, Edinburgh College of Art, Scotland, UK.


This exhibition of work by alumni form ECA, coincided with the Northlands 20 conference.


Wordsworth and Basho: Walking Poets
2016


Exhibition Catalogue

Kakimori Bunko, Japan. 17 September – 3 November 2016.

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Second iteration of the Walking Poets exhibition as Kakimori Bunko, the home of Basho manuscripts in Japan


Elemental
2016


Exhibition Catalogue

Northlands Creative Glass, Lybster 26 July – 5 September 2016 and 8-23 September 2016, Coburg House, Edinburgh, UK.


Organised by the Scottish Glass Society to coincide with the Northlands 20 conference.


2015 British Glass Biennale



Glasshouses Art Centre and Ruskin Glass Centre, Stourbridge, UK. 28 May- 28 June 2015.


International Survey of artists working in glass.



Wordsworth and Basho
Collier, Mike - 2014


Exhibition Catalogue.

Walking Poets. Sunderland: Art Editions North.

Dove Cottage, The Wordsworth Museum, Grasmere, UK.

24 May – 2 November 2014.


Dove Cottage is the Museum and Archive of William Wordsworth' work

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Animal Planet 2014.


Exhibition Catalogue

13-31st October 2014 - European Glass Festival in Wroclaw, Poland.


Group exhibition.


Art Shanghai 20


18-22 April 2013. New Town Central Park, Shanghai, China.


International Art Exhibition.


Pairings: monologues and dialogues
Groppel-Wegener, Alke (ed.)2010


Exhibition Catalogue

Manchester Metropolitan University Special Collections Gallery.

26 July – 12 November 2010.


Collaboration with Louise Birgitta Adkins.


Young Glass 2007.



09 June – 25 November 2007, Ebeltoft Glas Museet, Ebeltoft, Denmark.


Ten-year international survey of emerging artists working in glass



Green design-ED.
2006


30 September – 11 November 2006. Collins Gallery, Glasgow.


Exhibition of members from Design-ED collective reconsidering waste materials


Glass, New Frontiers in Contemporary GLASS
1998


Exhibition Catalogue

The Glasshousese, Royal Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh, UK. 18 July – 27th September 1998.


Group exhibition of emerging new artists working with glass, placing work in-situ in the greenhouse of the Gardens.


Meditaties in Glas. 1998. Glashelder.



Kruisgang Karthuizerklooster, Roermond. The Netherlands.12 September – 5 October 1998.

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REVIEWS



duncan Macmillain (Feb 2019)



Visual Arts Scotland: annual exhibition Alight: review.

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BRUSE, KEITH (2015)



Arts Review Scottish Herald.

The Society of Scottish Artists 118th Annual Exhibition

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The Corning Museum of Glass. (2017)


New Glass Review 38. Corning: New York: The Corning Museum of Glass Annual yearly selection of noteworthy works of art in glass.

LINK

Moore, Rowan. (2011)


‘A lost opportunity on the waterfront’. The New Review. The Observer. 24 July 2011.




BBC News Liverpool (2011)


‘Glass Map Sculpture for Museum of Liverpool’, BBC News. 24 March 2011

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Armstrong, Fiona (2005)



‘Design Talent Special: world leaders’, Homes and Interiors Scotland, Issue 42, August 2005



Kerr, Sally (2002)



‘Winter Solstice; contemporary glass exhibition’, Crafts, nr 176, May 2002, p56-57​



Sorell, Catherine (2002)



‘Heart of Glass’, Homes and Gardens Magazine, April 2002, p55-5



Trew, Jonaton (2002)



‘Interiors; country living’, Scotland on Sunday, Spectrum Magazine, 13 January 2002, p54-55



Armstrong, Fiona (2001)



‘Design Talent: Inge Panneels’ Homes and Interiors Scotland, Feb-Apr 2001



Swann, P. (2000)



‘Commissions; BT Scotland's new Edinburgh offices’
Crafts, number 167 Nov-Dec 2000, p20-23



Beaumont, Susanna (2000)



‘Slick building syndrome’, Scotland on Sunday, Spectrum Magazine, 23 April 2000, p38-9



Kerr, Sally (1998)



‘Glass gets its big break’, The Herald, 30 July 19



Academic writing



Orcid Website


ORCID’s vision is a world where all who participate in research, scholarship, and innovation are uniquely identified and connected to their contributions across disciplines, borders, and time.

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Tarlo, harriet; Tucker, judith (2019)


This Special Issue of Green Letters 'Studies in Ecocriticism' (Vol. 23, Nr 3-4, December 2019) featured 'Claude Glass' on the cover page in an editorial 'Cross Multi Inter Trans: a contextual introduction' discussed the broader context of the ASLE UKI Biennial Conference in 2017 and responses to place, landscape and environment.

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Panneels, I. (2019).


This paper examines the use of mapping methodologies in some recent examples of contemporary art that chart the layered seascapes of the remote coastlines on North West Scotland as seen through the lens of visual culture in the Anthropocene.

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Panneels, I. (2019).


This paper details and discusses Material Journey (2018), that critically examines the carbon footprint of a material practice.

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Panneels, I. (2019).



Map-i: Mercator Revisited: from mapping modernity to postmodern creative geographies. In: Bargués-Pedreny, P - Chandler, D and Simon, E Mapping and Politics in a Digital Age. Routledge Global Cooperation Series. Abingdon: Routledge. p tbc.

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Panneels, I. (2018).


Mapping in Art. In: Kent. A.J and Vujakovic. P (2018) The Routledge Handbook of Mapping and Cartography. Abingdon: Routledge. p 517-52

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Panneels, Inge (2013)



Map-i: on walking. In Collier, M and Yeung, H Selected Essays from the On-Walking conference, Sunderland: e-book p194-212


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Panneels, I (2013)



Map-i: Mercator Revisited. Gent: Snoeck

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Panneels. I. (2012)



“Map as Metaphor” in Vervust. S, Ooghe B and De Mayer, P (eds): Proceedings of the International Conference Mercator Revisited: Cartography in the Age of Discovery, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. 25-28th April 2012. Zelzate: Universitypress.

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