Tree Mortality: Local Artists Reflect
Over the past three years, Mariposa’s beautiful forests have suffered tremendous loss as tens of thousands of trees have died as a result of California’s drought, radically changing our county’s vistas and landscapes. This dramatic change has not been lost on our region’s artists and this exhibition provided an opportunity for them to reflect and share their thoughts on this devastating ecological phenomenon.
Alongside other featured summer artists, the Tree Mortality exhibition ran April 28 – July 14, 2017.
Featured artwork:
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By_Charlotte_Hoffman_-_A_Slanted_View_2015
"A Slanted View" - pastel by Charlotte Hoffman
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Ann Harris It Will Come Back
"It Will Come Back" - painting by Ann Harris
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Phyllis McAdams Fan
"Vintage" - painting by Phyllis McAdams
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Otwell Manzinita Grove
"Manzanita Grove" - painting by Penny Otwell
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Kerby Smith New beginning
"New Beginning" - photograph by Kerby Smith
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Trowsers, Akimbo
"What's Not To Love?" - painting by Trowzers Akimbo
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Donohoe Serenity
"Serenity" - painting by Moira Donohoe
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Michelle Marco Living and Dying
"Living and Dying" - Michelle Marco
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Tomsick Hobbit’s Forest
"Hobbit's Forest" - John Tomsick
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Progression Linda Abbott
"Progression" - painting by Linda Abbott
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"Aspen Stand" - Photograph by David Hoffman
