This exhibit on the Lake Herrick Trail is the first event organized by the Outdoor/ Unframed Art Collective, a group of artists, musicians, scientists, performers, and educators who make site-specific art installations and performances on public trails

The collective aims to create meaningful connections between artists, nature, and the community by organizing temporary installations, performances, walks, and workshops in public natural spaces. It also seeks to foster an outdoor art practice that adapts to and collaborates with the environment and requires skills different from those commonly used in indoor studios and classrooms.

Although the woods are more complex and beautiful than any of our artwork, we believe art can help people slow down, renew their perception, and care for natural spaces in our community.

Date and Times:

• Sat 10/14 5pm
• Sat 10/21 2pm
• Sat 10/21 4pm
• Sun 10/22 5pm

Special Info
Lamar Dodd faculty, alumni, and students are part of the collective. In this first event, there will be work by Andrea Trombetta (UGA art instructor), Yana Bondar (MFA Ceramics 2020), Kelsey Wishik (MFA Sculpture 2021), Joni Younkins-Herzog (BFA Sculpture 1993, MFA Indiana U. 2007), Lawrence Stueck (PhD in Art Education), and Betsy Bush (BFA Art/Art Education 2015). Paula Reynaldi, founder of the collective and organizer of the exhibit and the events, is a current MAed student in Art Education.