A photography exhibition showcasing stunning images by Stephen Wilkes that capture the passage of time. The exhibition features expansive and powerful mega-prints of captivating bird migrations, measuring roughly 7 feet tall and 12 feet wide. The prints focus on migratory species and their habitats that are under threat due to climate change and human impact, such as commercial fishing and menacing tourists. Visitors get an intimate look at: Black-browed albatrosses, Northern gannets, Sandhill cranes, and Lesser flamingos. Behind the scenes of each massive image, visitors learn about the species, the location where Wilkes photographed them, and what makes them integral to the ecosystem. Wilkes’ photography can be used as an instrument for change, inspiring solutions to help protect species and habitats that are at risk.
Exhibition Events
Sneak Peek | Thursday, May 23, 2019
Mix’d Media | Thursday, June 27, 2019
See Stephen Wilkes’ TedTalk here.
Generously Sponsored by:
Anonymous
Mary Anne Cree in Honor of Elaine & David Myers
Charlotte Stifel
Anonymous
Marnie Peterson-Coin & Tasso Coin
The Lightner Sams Foundation of Wyoming, Inc.
Jade & David Walsh
McCrea Foundation
Berte Hirschfield
Jan & Bob Benz
Mary & Jim Speyer
Vickie & Charles Atwater