Have you noticed that the weather is changing everyday outside and on TV? What, if anything, can each of us do to help?
The answers to these questions will be provided in Brandi Merolla’s “Climate Change” presentation at “The Climate Event” sponsored by the Barryville Area Arts Association. Brandi is a Pop Folk Artist, whose work has been displayed all around the world. She is well known for her staged photographs posing vintage toys and figurines to tell stories.
“Regardless of our political leanings,” Brandi explains, “changes in climate are affecting all of us. And there are things—both big and small—that each of us can do to make things better.” Bring your climate change questions for the Q&A session she’ll have after her talk.
Besides Brandi’s presentation and samples of her work, this free community event also includes exhibits of both classic and contemporary art—all with a climate theme—and complimentary refreshments. The classic art exhibit features prints of a dozen winter weather creations by classic artists such as Claude Monet and Edvard Munch.
This Event is made possible through grants from the Richard L. Snyder Fund, administered through the Greater Pike Community Foundation, and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
PHOTO: “Another Approaching Tornado” by Brandi Merolla (2014)
