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COLLABORATING AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE – Painter Ann Vandervelde, left, and glass sculptor Lin McJunkin worked with forest ecologist Dave Peterson, interpreting his work with forests and fire. The artists and their science partners want to engage the public for a more involved debate on this intense subject. – Photo courtesy of the artists
Research merged with imagination as scientists and artists gathered for a final time to consider the effects of their expressions about climate change as shown in their MoNA exhibits displayed during the past quarter. A panel of artists and scientists reflected on their collaborative work Saturday, during the last of three discussions about the Surge 2018 exhibit at the Museum of Northwest Art that was open since October.
The goal of this Surge program, hosted by MoNA and the Skagit Climate Science Consortium (SC2), was to understand and express the effects of climate change on the Skagit Rive...
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