Re: Fw: Artist Talk with Danielle Siembieda this Saturday!Â

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

Where is it?

 > From: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>
 > Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2018 14:47:19 +0000 (UTC)
 >
 >  I want to go to this
 > 
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 > |  Arousing Biophilia  |
 > 
 > Arousing Biophilia
 > Curated by Shannon Amidon
 > 
 > Please join us for The Art Inspector Talk and Discussion: Saturday, March 31st 
 > 1pm-2:30pm
 > 
 > Please check our website for more information.
 > 
 > Arousing Biophilia
 > As our culture becomes increasingly urbanized, humans have become increasingly 
 > disconnected from the forces and elements of nature, a condition that not only 
 > impacts our planet but also the health of its inhabitants. Â Yet E.O. Wilsonâ??
 > s biophilia hypothesis suggests that humans possess an innate tendency to seek 
 > connections with nature and other forms of life.
 > In this time of social, environmental and political upheaval, this exhibit will 
 > offer viewers a moment of contemplation and introspection. Art has a unique 
 > ability to help people envision new and innovative ways to observe nature. It 
 > stimulates and raises our environmental awareness by inviting us to consider 
 > our surroundings not so much as a backdrop but rather as a vital part of our 
 > existence. Arousing Biophilia is an exhibit that seeks to evoke deeper 
 > exploration of our natural world, acts of altruism and environmental 
 > stewardship by bringing the wonder of nature and the environment back into 
 > focus. Â 
 > The artists in the exhibit are fascinated with exploring, investigating, and 
 > conserving nature. Their artwork explores a variety of topics including life 
 > cycles, entomology, ecosystems, botany, organisms, mycology, biodiversity, and 
 > the relationship between humans and the environment. Â The exhibit features 
 > installation, sculpture, glassworks, encaustic, photography, printmaking, and a 
 > variety of other mediums.
 > 
 > Participating Artists:Â 
 > Shannon Amidon - where-I-live
 > Liam Blackwell - Montreal, Canada
 > Cheryl Coon - San Francisco, CA
 > Michele Guieu - Sunnyvale, CA
 > Melinda Hurst Frye - Seattle, WA
 > Pantea Karimi - where-I-live
 > Carrie Lederer - Oakland, CA
 > Cynthia O'Brien - Ottawa, Canada
 > Michael Pisano - Pittsburgh, PA
 > Estraven Lupino-Smith - BC, Canada
 > Demetra Theofanous - San Francisco, CA
 > Alexis Williams - Richmond, Canada
 > 
 > â??Supported in part by The Awesome Foundation where-I-live.
 > We will be exhibiting in conjunction with SoFF Art Walk. Check out the website 
 > for other great shows http://www.southfirstfridays.com.
 > Â