Showing for the month of February in the Bunnell Street Arts Center main gallery First Friday Opening Reception February 7th, 2025 at 5:00pm-7:00pm
This body of peatland-themed artwork is inspired by observations and affections I have obtained from time spent in the fens near my cabin in Homer. On behalf of the wild nature that flourishes in these special wetlands, I am exploring an emerging emotional side of my artistic voice by expanding my science illustration into a realm of impression and imagination.
First Friday Opening Reception April 4th, 2025 at 5:00pm-7:00pm
This body of peatland-themed artwork is inspired by observations and affections I have obtained from time spent in the fens near my cabin in Homer. On behalf of the wild nature that flourishes in these special wetlands, I am exploring an emerging emotional side of my artistic voice by expanding my science illustration into a realm of impression and imagination.
Join Homer artist Kim McNett and Seward Nature Journaling coordinator Kirstie Willean for multi-day immersive art workshops and nature exploration at Kayakers Cove in Resurrection Bay. Water taxi, meals, basic supplies and cabin stay all included. Nature Journaling is a practice of creativity and curiosity that draws from our own experiences in the natural world. Learn beginner-friendly field sketching and recording techniques that will strengthen your observation skills. Whether you have been keeping a nature journal for many years or are just getting started, this weekend will offer an immersive opportunity to build community and foster personal development in the practice. Come as you are and ready to unwind and absorb!
REGISTER HERE with Seward Nature Journaling
Join in me for an all-inclusive three days of immersive workshops and nature exploration at the Peterson Bay Field Station. This is a remote education facility with dock access surrounded by tidepools, beaches, and forest trails. Learn beginner-friendly field sketching and recording techniques that will strengthen your observation skills. Nature journaling is a practice of creativity and curiosity that draws from our own experiences in the natural world. It is a process-based activity—artistic talent is not required! This is an adult-level course (youth ages 16 and above are able to participate in the workshop with an adult guardian) Water taxi, food, lodging and basic supplies all included.
REGISTER HERE with Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
