Featuring handmade paper objects, interpretive illustrations, interactive puzzles, a Macro Microbe Mobile, and a rhizosphere-inspired soundscape, this exhibit by Susan Edwards and friends celebrates the fascinating relationships between plant roots, soil organisms, and healthy ecosystems.

This art show will be on exhibit from April 1 to 30 in the Thelma Babbitt Room, and is available to view during regular business hours. A closing reception, which includes “nature inspired treats,” will be held on Saturday, April 26 from 3 to 5 p.m. A portion of the proceeds from all art sales will benefit the Harris Center.

You can read more about the exhibit in this Keene Sentinel article by Victoria Chertok. For more information on the exhibit or to purchase a piece of art, contact Michelle Aldredge.

About Susan Edwards

Susan Edwards is an artist and documentarian who enjoys hiking and drawing. She is the illustrator of the recently published Lichenpedia: A Brief Compendium. Her proudest accomplishment is the award-winning film Marion Stoddart: The Work of 1000, a story about the positive difference we can each make on this planet. You can learn more about Susan and her work at her website.