Programs

Art At Audubon

Connecting Art, Science and Nature!

Three Exhibitions Continue...More Observations in Nature!

Three Exhibitions to Explore in One Place! The new exhibition "Tree Time + Silos" by artist Amanda Love presents a photographic documentation of the prehistoric and endangered species, The Metasequoia (or Dawn Redwoods) with a sneak peak at "Silos" an outdoor exhibition also inspired by the Dawn Redwoods coming this fall. "Treewhispers" displays a "forest" of handmade paper and artistic exploration honoring trees by Pamela Paulsrud and the late Marilyn Sward. "It Sounds Like Love" by artist Cadine Navarro creates a place of encounter with native Ohio prairie seeds.

Art at Audubon is comprised of Exhibitions, competitions, artist-in-residencies, special events and more! Above is the current list of Art at Audubon Programs.

Exhibitions and dates are subject to change. Please check back often for updates.

Contact Sandy Libertini for more information on Art at Audubon.

Art at Audubon Opportunities

Artist-in-Residence Program

Provides artists with a space to work, engage with local communities, develop work in progress and inspire a connection between art and the natural world. Click HERE for the application

Art Exhibitions

An opportunity for artists of all levels, backgrounds and mediums to display and sell their work. Artists considering a solo show should expect to hang 40-60 pieces of work.

Abstract Art Perspectives of North American Birds

Join us for a series of painting workshops with artist Mah Leah Cochran.

Click HERE for information, workshop dates, and registration.