Art in a Living World explores how art lives beyond the gallery walls – shaping the places we inhabit, the objects we create, the stories we preserve, and the communities we build. Through lectures, artist talks, demonstrations, and community conversations, this series explores the intersections of art, nature, craft, well-being, memory, and human experience. Each program invites you to look more closely, think more deeply, and discover new ways of connecting with the world around you.
Artist Sarah Ann Weber joins us for a conversation about the ways art helps us experience and understand the natural world. Known for her richly imagined landscapes, Weber explores how artists move beyond observation to create environments that reflect emotion, memory, and imagination. Through a discussion of her work and creative process, together we will consider the relationship between inner and outer landscapes, the enduring power of nature as a source of inspiration, and how art can deepen our connection to the living world. This conversation explores how art shapes our understanding of nature and reveals the many ways beauty, imagination, and place influence human experience.
