February 8 to May 11, 2025
Her Land: Perspectives in Eco-Art celebrates the pivotal contributions of women in the environmental art movement. This exhibition highlights artists whose work merges environmental activism, social commentary, and innovative installation practices, using ephemeral and site-specific works that challenge us to reconsider our relationship with the land.
Spanning a variety of media and approaches, Her Land highlights contemporary voices that address urgent themes of ecological sustainability, Indigenous land rights, and the intersectionality of environmental issues. This exhibition not only reasserts the significance of these artists in the narrative of Eco-Art but also proposes visionary futures through thoughtful stewardship of the earth.
Artists in the exhibition include:
Annie Briard, Sherri Chaba, Dana Claxton, Csetkwe Fortier, Joice M. Hall,
Gwen MacGregor, Monique Martin, Tara Nicholson, and Lyndal Osborne.
The Hugging Tree
When’s the last time you gave a cute little tree a hug? It’s not something we can often offer to visitors. But now, thanks to artist Gwen MacGregor, visitors can hug an artwork in The Art Lab.
Opening Reception
Friday, February 7, 2025 | 6 to 8 pm
Many of the artists will be in attendance. Free and open to the public to attend.
Tour with the Artists
Saturday, February 8, 2025 | 10 am
Join participating artists: Tara Nicholson, Gwen MacGregor, Sherri Chaba, Lyndal Osborne, Annie Briard, and Joice M. Hall, along with Curator Christine May for an exclusive tour of the exhibition. This event is included with the cost of admission (Free for Members).
Video
Her Land: Perspectives in Eco-art Artists interview Series.
Images
Her Land: Perspectives in Eco-Art exhibition banner credit:
Annie Briard, Infinite Retreat (detail), 2025. Courtesy of the artist
