All events for “Nature Contained” Artwork by Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, & Suzy Kopf

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…

In their new site-specific collaborative and individual works, artists  Jessica Dalrymple, K. Haskell, and Suzy Kopf respond to growth and death in the Old Stone House garden. Combining watercolor collage, ink on mylar, and oil on paper, these works engage with the life cycle of urban nature, contained. They encourage a deeper understanding of specific plant life and celebrate the beauty of the cyclical quality of nature, to help catalyze individual and collective rejuvenation after a year of global pandemic. This exhibition…