[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]An Art & Science Collaborative
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Goals
- To foster collaboration between scientists, wildlife managers, ecotourism industry, and artists
- To educate the public about bear populations, management, and living in bear country
- Focusing attention on the bears of the Lower Cook Inlet region: Brown Bears (Ursus arctos) and black bears (Ursus americanus)
Project Timeline
- Community-wide presentations will be held between Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 focusing on local bear populations and current research in our region.
- The Pratt Museum invites Alaskan artists to participate by producing original new artwork for exhibition from May 6—July 31, 2016.
- Artists are requested to submit their intent to participate or notify exhibit Curator Scott Bartlett of their intent to participate by 1 March, 2016. Please include expected dimensions at this time. Limit 1 submission per artist.
- The culminating exhibition will feature selected content from the preceding presentations on bear populations, and new work by Alaskan artists in response.
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Artist and Community Resources
In addition to guest speaker presentations at the Pratt Museum, the following resource may aid artists in developing idea for new works of art
- Species Profiles
- Population Estimates
- Parks and Reserves
- Bear Tours
- Bear Safety
- Hunting
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