Friday, March 11, 2022

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Menomonee Valley

Event Description
(For everyone) As an avid hiker, Brianna Joy Seipel believes in the power of wild spaces to heal, inspire and transform. Inspired by backpacking trips with her husband, Joel, her vibrant oil paintings reveal the expansive beauty of national parks, forests, and wilderness areas. Her work invites us to consider landscapes as “places of refuge” and time outdoors as restorative care for the spirit, mind, and body. Hannah P Ribbens’s work draws inspiration from her years as a Peace Corps Volunteer in a small Ecuadorian fishing village where she spent most of her time by the ocean and where she learned to see the world with a renewed sense of wonder. Her work seeks to share the awe and joy she experienced living by the ocean and now as a mother, the wonder she observes in her young children as they explore, experience and learn to love the natural world around them. Her paintings are colorful and cross freely between the real and imaginary.

For questions about this program, please contact Registrar, Augie Rodenbeck, at arodenbeck@urbanecologycenter.org.

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