Eco Art Webinar

This 1.5 hour webinar for eco-art geeks is a contemporary art history class about bio-artists who have made work in collaboration with wild organisms in ways that act as functional rewildling projects. All of the works presented demonstrate cutting edge scientific conservation theory, celebrate ecological connections and promote land stewardship. This class shows the history of artists who apply science in communities to lead public understanding and care of ecology.

Opportunities and resources for creative naturalists and environmental activists will be shared. The lecture will be tailored for artists but open to everyone.

The talk will be presented by the Biophilium's director Alexis Williams, an eco-artist and writer who has studied ecology with the Biophilium for 12 years.

Eco Art is part of the Ayatana Biophilium's Wild Wednesday Webinar series. All are welcome. You are invited to attend while you eat supper or while you work in the studio. It is perfect for listening to while you paint or knit. You are invited to join with or without your video. Meetings will be recorded and available for participants for one month after each class.

Seminars will be held on Zoom. Participants will receive a link to the meeting the day of.

Ticket prices are on a sliding scale. Season tickets are available for a reduced price. Click on the Wild Wednesday Webinar link to find them.