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SCWRS Artist at Pine NeedlesVisit the Artist at Pine Needles photo gallery >> The Artist at Pine Needles residency program invites natural history artists or writers to spend 2 to 4 weeks to immerse themselves in a field experience, gather resource materials, and interact with environmental scientists and the local community.
The setting for the Artist at Pine Needles project is the James Taylor Dunn Pine Needles Cabin, located just north of the village along the St. Croix River.
Applications will be accepted from writers and visual artists who focus on environmental or natural history topics. Participants will have an opportunity to interact with environmental scientists and to create links between their art, the natural world and the sciences. As part of the program, artists will be encouraged to design an outreach project to share their work with the local community and to contribute an original work for the benefit of the research station. Housing and rustic studio space is provided for the artists' choice of a 2 to 4 week residency. For more information, contact , Assistant Director at the St. Croix Watershed Research Station, (651) 433-5953 ext. 13. Participants - Artist at Pine Needles2011 Jim Proctor (Minneapolis, Minnesota) David Luke (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 2010 Michael Eble (Morris, Minnesota) Jeanne Kosfeld (St. Paul, Minnesota) 2009 Ann Myers (Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota) Robin Smith (Denver, Colorado) 2008 Kathleen Heideman (Minneapolis, Minnesota) Darcy Love (Sauk City, Wisconsin) 2007 Vera Ming Wong (River Falls, Wisconsin) Kim Gordon (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 2006 Linda Gammell (St. Paul, Minnesota) Stephanie Torbert (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 2005 Gwen Partin (St. Paul, Minnesota) 2004 Susan Maakestad (Memphis, Tennessee) 2003 David Morrison (St. Paul, Minnesota) 2002 |
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