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Guide to Public Access Wetlands
in and near Monroe County 68 pages $25
Reference guide with images of wetlands of Western New York, primarily
Monroe County. Maps are associated with lists of wetlands, preserves and
trails describing each location. An art book as well as reference guide,
includes 60 photographs as emotional responses to the landscape and
background text on wetlands.
Part
of the WATERSHED project. available at
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Exhibit catalog
75 pages $29.50 Catalog of the art work in the WATERSHED exhibit. Describes the project--exhibits, art events, interviews and guidebook--aimed at creating linkages among conservationists, artists, sports enthusiasts and hikers, as well as raising awareness of wetland habitat preservation.
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part of the project
WATERSHED
a community cares for its land
A pond as fair as the heavens
I am like them – melding boundaries, filtering all, mediating the deluge, in flux, ignored.
We have a bond, wetlands and me. They share their atmosphere with me, and
I honor this bond by sharing their allure through images.
Christine Sevilla
WATERSHED 2006 events
email
or call for information - 585 586
5085
OCTOBER
Penfield Heritage
Association lecture series
Presentation Sunday, October 8 2:30 pm
Braman Room, Penfield Public Library
1985 Baird Road, Penfield, New York
call Charles Barker at 585 383 1184
APRIL/MAY
Community Darkroom
A response to the wetland landscape
April 27, 29 & May 6, 11
Workshop on aesthetic response to place with two class sessions and
two Saturday field trips
713 Monroe Ave, Rochester, New York
call 585 271 5920
APRIL
Rochester Institute of
Technology
William A. Kern Conference-- Visual Communication: Rhetorics and
Technology
Paper to be presented Friday, April 21 2-3:30 pm
Held at Strathallan Hotel
550 East Avenue Rochester, New York
email: dshgpt@rit.edu
MARCH
Braddock Bay Raptor
Research
sponsors a family program, "Why Wetlands?"
Tuesday, March 21,
2006 6:30- 7:30 pm
Braddock Bay Park, East Manitou Road Greece, New York
call Jean Barlow at 585 392 5432
Sevilla has been interviewing and photographing preserve monitors, planners and local leaders; some of these interviews and portraits are part of the WATERSHED exhibit, which features approximately 200 images of local wetlands. She recently completed a guidebook to local wetlands that explains wetland value, gives maps and directions to wetland locations, and encourages stewardship of the land.
This project is sponsored by the
Genesee Valley Audubon Society and funded by the New York State
Legislature,
New York State Council on the Arts, and the Arts & Cultural Council for
Greater Rochester.
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