Antarctic Artists and Writers Program
The Antarctic Artists and Writers Program is a research program funded and managed by the United States National Science Foundation which assists artists and writers who wish to work in Antarctica.
Notable participants[edit]
- A list of participants and works before 2007 can be found at nsf.gov.
- Werner Herzog, filmmaker, Encounters at the End of the World
- Kim Stanley Robinson, science fiction author, Antarctica
- Richard Panek, popular science writer, The 4 Percent Universe
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