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Come gather together along the Atlanta BeltLine Arboretum Westside Trail. Learn methods for grateful gathering and ways of working in reciprocity with the site you're collaborating with. Then, take a walk through the Atlanta BeltLine Arboretum to identify native plants and gather handfuls for collective ink-making items. Participants will leave with ink-making recipes to try making at home. This is Part 1 of a natural inks workshop. Part 2 takes place June 08, 2024 in which we will be using and trouble shooting our natural dyes.About the Presenter: Heather ‘Bird’ Harris is an artist, history educator, and curator. Through painting and social practice, she engages site-specific materials to explore the throughlines between land history and environmental crises, as well as mothering in the face of climate change. Her work has been exhibited at Art Fields, Stoveworks, the University of New Mexico, and has been featured nationally on NPR, Sea Change podcast, and the All We Can Save Project.
Maria Soto is an Atlanta native with experience in foraging, environmental engineering, and urban farming.
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Trees Atlanta, 825 Warner Street SW, Suite A,Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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