: For Students, Faculty, and Staff 
Artists often turn to the artistic process as a way to reconcile issues of the day or an era. While environmental art is not an unfamiliar genre, there is an urgency to call attention to the biological world in the face of climate change and the changes in our natural habitat as the earth’s temperature rises.
The exhibition, “Artists Among the Trees” offers a reconnection to the sensuality of trees through three profound and viscerally aesthetic artistic responses to the lifecycle of trees. From the details of Kate Maple’s drawings and watercolors of soil, seeds, and leaves; the scrolls of trees in the landscape by Virajita Singh; and the handheld bowls carved from the remnants of deceased trees by Trevor Miller, this exhibition invites us to see, feel, and live inspired among trees.
What: EXHIBITION | Artists Among the Trees: Maple, Miller, and Singh
When: Feb. 11 – May 15, 2022
Where: Architecture & Landscape Architecture Library, 210 Rapson Hall, 89 Church Street S.E., Minneapolis
About the exhibit: An exhibit showcasing different forms of artwork incorporating trees.
