Exhibit: “Up Down and Along the Way”

Dates: July 1 – July 31  

Location: Parker River Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, 6 Plum Island Turnpike, Newburyport, MA  

This July, the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center proudly presents “Up Down and Along the Way,” an exhibit featuring the works of nine local printmakers and one photographer. These talented artists have captured the beauty and essence of the region’s sandy beaches, wetlands, and local wildlife through various printmaking techniques including monotypes, monoprints, woodcuts, and color reductive linoleum.

Featured Artists:

• Kate Higley

• Muriel Angelil

• Barbara Nachmias-Kedesdy

• Mary Arthur Pollak

• Susan Jaworski Stranc

• Michele J. Champion

• Kate Hanlon

• Susan Dosick

• Mary Webber

• Photographer: Tina McManus

The artwork on display highlights the intricate and diverse methods of printmaking, showcasing unique perspectives on the natural beauty found in the Parker River area. Tina McManus’ bird photography, which has inspired some of the prints, adds an additional layer of depth to the exhibit.

About the Venue:

The Parker River National Wildlife Refuge spans over 4,662 acres, providing crucial habitats for migratory birds and other wildlife. It’s a place where visitors can engage with nature through various activities such as wildlife observation, hiking, and photograph.

For more information, visit the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge website.

Join us this month to celebrate the extraordinary talent of our local artists and the natural wonders of the Parker River region. We look forward to welcoming you to the Visitor Center for an inspiring and enriching experience.