Natalie Niblack
Upcoming Events and Exhibtions
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66 Birds/ 3 Degrees will be featured in the exhibition
Field Notes
Field Notes is a visual love letter to the birds of the Pacific Northwest—an exhibition where
art, observation, and reverence for the natural world converge. Inspired by the legacy of
John James Audubon and rooted deeply in the unique ecology of this region, the show
brings together contemporary artists whose work responds to the presence of birds not
only as subjects of beauty, but as symbols of change, migration, resilience, and interconnectedness. Featured artists include Ann Reid, Natalie Niblack, Justin Gibbens,
and Anne Goetzman.
Port Angeles Art Center, April 10th to July 5th
1203 E. Lauridsen Blvd, Port Angeles, WA
(360) 457-3532, info@pafac.org
Opening reception April 10, 5-7 pm
April 30th, from 6-8 pm:
From Science To Action Through Art: Four Artists Bear Witness to Climate Change
Natalie Niblack, an artist exhibiting the installation “66 Birds/ 3 Degree” in the Field Notes exhibition will present in partnership with fellow artists Northwest Poet Holly Hughes, Canadian-American composer and performer Sarah Bassingwaighte, and philosopher-essayist Kathleen Dean Moore. Together they will create a transformative evening that helps translate scientific understanding into words, music, and art that make the facts of climate change deeply real, visceral and relatable. You will enjoy birdsong, choral music and poems inspired by birds, both living and extinct, and moving essays accompanied by music bearing witness for all species threatened by climate change.