Join Joan Guerin for a dis­cus­sion and demon­stra­tion of the pos­si­bil­i­ties for the visu­al and emo­tion­al doc­u­men­ta­tion of our con­nec­tion with local plants as part of the Art for Earth­’s Sake exhi­bi­tion at Tree Pitts­burgh this summer.

This sum­mer, Tree Pittsburgh’s art hall wel­comes the art of the Art for Earth’s Sake collective.

In their own words: We are a small col­lec­tive of pro­fes­sion­al women artists based in West­ern Penn­syl­va­nia whose work is inspired by the beau­ty, diver­si­ty, and com­plex­i­ty of the nat­ur­al world. Our work rep­re­sents a range of art process­es, includ­ing draw­ing, paint­ing, print­mak­ing, and mixed media. We are also edu­ca­tors and teach in schools and col­leges, envi­ron­men­tal and art cen­ters, and in the com­mu­ni­ty where we use our work to cul­ti­vate a deep respect and awe for nature.”

Thank you to Art for Earth’s Sake for donat­ing 10% of their art sales to Tree Pitts­burgh this season.