Suggested Grades: 3-12 MTA: Allyson Comstock – Antarctica: Micro: A Disappearing Continent
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In 2013, Allyson journeyed to Palmer Station on the Antarctic Peninsula to participate in the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Artists and Writers Program. She spent seven weeks working alongside scientific research teams, learning about their research projects with the goal of incorporating that research into a suite of drawings.
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