Apply to Exhibit in our Gallery!
The application process is OPEN to exhibit art in our gallery!
We are seeking work that demonstrates our enduring embrace of diverse natural beauty, as well as that which engages contemporary challenges in human and environmental health and diversity. Exhibits are selected by a committee that includes NHI staff and an advisory Gallery Council.
Application deadline: July 31, 2023.
We can’t wait to see your work!
Upcoming Events
We are proud to offer online and in-person Natural History Institute events that are open to everyone, often free, and always fun.
Art Gallery
Written in Stone: Natural History Through the Jeweler’s Eye, is open from April 28th, 2023 through July 14, 2023, at the Natural History Institute Gallery.
Exhibit Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm
NHI YouTube Channel
The NHI YouTube channel is home to our “Notes From the Field” videos, “Stories of Nature and Culture” webinars, “Speakers Series” presentations, “Reciprocal Healing Confluence” interviews and much more.
Newsletters
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/7/23 – April 2023 Newsletter
As we enter another season of growth and exploration, I want to reflect on the vital role that the Natural History Institute plays in our community. Natural history, as a practice….
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/3/23 – March 2023 Newsletter
Isolation, depression, and anger fill the world around us and empty distractions produce momentary relief, but no deep sense of well-being. The Natural History Institute’s mission is clearly focused on…
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We sponsored an Environmental Art Book
Wood & Stone, Substance & Spirit:
The Sculptural Collaboration of Rebecca Davis & Roger Asay
Roger Asay and Rebecca Davis are well known for their sculptural work using natural materials. The work is simple, direct, and focuses on the organic qualities of the wood or stone they present in their art. Wood & Stone, Substance & Spirit: The Sculptural Collaboration of Rebecca Davis & Roger Asay was published in part with support from the NHI and features an introduction by William L. Fox. The 248-page book gives a resplendent visual overview of the exhibitions, temporary outdoor installations, public art, and well-known wood spheres the artists created from 1983 to 2021.
Learn more about the work of Asay and Davis here.
Copies of the book are exclusively available at NHI through February 2023. Stop by or call to make your purchase!
Notes From The Field
NOW IS THE TIME!
More than ever, we need your support to help us bridge
the widening gulf between humans and the rest of nature.
The Natural History Institute is recognized by the IRS as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.