'Wandering through Trees' exhibition
An exciting art exhibition is coming to the Ross Farm Museum this June and July. “Wandering through Trees” is a celebration of trees and highlights their ecological impact and cultural value. The show features 21 artists from all four Atlantic provinces, and one international artist (from Portugal). Artists highlight the beauty of trees, their vast scale, and their relationship to forests and communities. Many of their depictions are playful and fantastical. Some works express concern for fires, droughts and changing environments. For others, trees form habitats for animals, lichen and fungi. There’s lots to see, from ceramics to fabric art to paintings and sculpture, in a show that encourages viewers to reflect on their own memories and experiences with trees. The exhibition is sponsored by the Robert Pope Foundation in partnership with Artsplace Gallery in Annapolis Royal, the Chester Art Centre, and Ross Farm Museum. 'Wandering through Trees' exhibition will be on the main level of the Learning Center at Ross Farm Museum from June 5 to July 31.
Location
Ross Farm Museum, New Ross
Date
On view 5 June to 31 July.
Pricing
Free.
