Hampton Beecher Nature Preserve  Sun May 11^{th   –}  1:30 – 4:00 pm

We’re hosting 3 Fine Art of Nature Walks in conjunction with Kathryn Kolb’s Dynamic Symmetry photography exhibit at Trees Atlanta/Kendada Center on April 17. Kathryn and Jessica Muhammad will focus on the artistic forms and geometry found in the designs of plants and trees, and how art can be used as a tool to understand healthy ecosystems.

Join Kathryn Kolb and EcoAddendum for an art-oriented naturalist outing that is fully accessible by wheelchair along the Lionel Hampton Trail in the Hampton Beecher Nature Preserve in SW Atlanta. We’ll likely hear the songs of nesting migratory songbirds while we investigate the interesting geometry found in wildflowers, trees and native plants. And we’ll share interesting perspectives on how we can understand about healthy, bio-diverse ecosystems through beauty and art.

Walk is free, to RSVP click here  and, don’t forget to bring your camera!

(meeting details and directions sent to registered participants)

Dynamic Symmetry Events

at Trees Atlanta

Photography show – opens Thursday, April 17, 5pm

Featuring new works by Kathryn Kolb (plus a few old favorites) that combine several layers of design to illustrate how photography as an art form is special in it’s ability to reveal the symmetry found the design of trees and landscapes.

Artist Talk – Thursday, April 17,  7-8 pm

to RSVP for Artist’s Talk (free event) click here

Kathryn gives a 45 min presentation on her work and how the design of fine art and the design of natural forms can combine uniquely in photography to a point of “dynamic symmetry,” where art, math & science become one.

The Dynamic Symmetry photography exhibit, artist talk and Fine Art of Nature Walks are made possible in part by the

Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs

Above Photograph, Havana Redbud, by Kathryn Kolb