Wetland to Woodland: An exhibition of eco-art works at Princeton Public Library

“Wetland to Woodland,” is an exhibition of recent works by Princeton-based eco-artists Mary Waltham and Susan Hoenig.

While the Sands Library Building is closed until further notice due to the COVID 19 pandemic; the Virtual Princeton Public Library is open. In this 18 minute video, Mary Waltham talks about her work that is inspired by the many wetlands of New Jersey.

This video was shared for the library’s celebration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22, 2020

More information about the exhibit is below. Visit http://marywaltham.com to view other works by this artist
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Wetland to Woodland is an exhibition by two Princeton-based eco-artists, Mary Waltham and Susan Hoenig. The works on display ask viewers to consider afresh these two distinctly different but interrelated ecosystems, each of which combats climate change.

The artists have worked together to present works reflecting a connection to and inspiration from wetland and woodland respectively, using a range of visual media and methods.

Materials collected from selected sites, such as wetlands muds and ink derived from tree nuts, are incorporated in some of these works to express and enhance the portraits of site or species.

The artists share an urgent concern with the numerous ways in which the climate emergency is affecting our wetlands, our woodlands and inevitably, all of our lives.

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