In the heat of summer, Beth Grossman and Christine Baeumler will set-up a portable “Weather Station” in several small German towns. They will invite residents, both young and old, to share their memories and folklore of winter. Using these rich stories, art will be created there and for future viewing. This participatory art project is part of the International Nature Art Forum 2007. This artwork gives us an opportunity to reflect on how our seasons are being re-defined by climate change.

  International Nature Art Forum 2007
Licherode, Germany: 8/3—8/12/07

US viewing: Nash Gallery, University of Minnesota
9/4/07-10/4/07.

  Be part of this work . . .

  Grossman was invited to create artwork for the Forum 2007. She received an honorarium of $300 dollars to cover flight, lodging, and material costs. She would deeply appreciate your contribution to this important artwork and to support her valuable work in honor of our planet.

  Visit www.bethgrossman.com to view her complete portfolio and be sure to check in at www.deyoung.bethgrossman.com to keep up with her residency at the de Young Museum this July.