Drawn to Nature II
2013
Friends of Ryerson Woods is pleased to welcome back the Reed-Turner Botanical Artists’ Circle for an encore exhibition. The first Drawn to Nature
exhibition was mounted in the Brushwood Gallery at Ryerson Woods in 2008. Now in their 9th year, the Circle is a group of dedicated and enthusiastic avocational botanical artists many of whom have been or are associated with the botanical art classes of the Chicago Botanic Garden and with the American Society of Botanical Artists (ASBA). Drawn to Nature II Exhibition runs through April 30, 2013 www.reedturnerbotanicalartists.net.
One of the premier organizations promoting botanical art in the world, the ASBA actively promotes botanical art and organizes exhibitions and
conferences regionally, nationally and internationally. Consistent with the aims of the ASBA, the Circle works to further the interests of botanical
art, conservation science, botany and horticulture at the local level. To highlight the beauty and importance of plants in our lives, the Circle
promotes and exhibits members’ work in collaboration with local and regional institutions.
exhibition was mounted in the Brushwood Gallery at Ryerson Woods in 2008. Now in their 9th year, the Circle is a group of dedicated and enthusiastic avocational botanical artists many of whom have been or are associated with the botanical art classes of the Chicago Botanic Garden and with the American Society of Botanical Artists (ASBA). Drawn to Nature II Exhibition runs through April 30, 2013 www.reedturnerbotanicalartists.net.
One of the premier organizations promoting botanical art in the world, the ASBA actively promotes botanical art and organizes exhibitions and
conferences regionally, nationally and internationally. Consistent with the aims of the ASBA, the Circle works to further the interests of botanical
art, conservation science, botany and horticulture at the local level. To highlight the beauty and importance of plants in our lives, the Circle
promotes and exhibits members’ work in collaboration with local and regional institutions.
