How two Nature Journaling students learned to see the world—and themselves—in a different perspective If you want to see nature—really see nature—in all its color, texture, and nuance, grab a […]
Art & Culture
Un Libro de Dibujo lo Cambia Todo
Cómo dos estudiantes de Dibujando la Naturaleza aprendieron a ver el mundo–y a ellos mismos-desde una perspectiva diferente. Un cuaderno de bocetos lo cambia todo: Cómo dos estudiantes de Nature […]
Seeing Patterns of Change
I first encountered batik in the 1970s, watching my mom study this centuries-old textile art. As a kid, I went to a batik art show her class put up. I […]
“Collages” of Garden Memories Come to Life in New Exhibition
Artist Sara Abalan’s wart fern (Microsorum scolopendria) is not the uniform green one might see in the Lea Asian Garden. Instead, it is an amalgamation of hues: blue as brilliant […]
New Art Exhibition Supports Garden’s Coastal Resilience Work
Once Hurricane Ian’s winds died down, artist Patricia Zalisko did what we all did: venture outdoors. She lives inland and escaped major damage, but she was anxious to see how […]
Behind the inspiration for ORIGINS: Patricia Cavazos
A “match made in heaven” is how our Director of Exhibitions & Special Programs Erin Wolfe Bell described the fit between the Garden and Patricia Cavazos, the artist behind our […]