Gallery Exhibits
The gallery in the Blair Audubon Center features local artists each month.
November and December exhibit - Mac Stone Photography.
January 2013 exhibit-John Johnson
John F. Johnson was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. After graduating from Tufts University and Columbia University, he joined the Ford Motor Company and, later, General Electric Company. For the majority of his career, he has been in the executive search business, working at two leading firms. He is still actively involved in this endeavor.
John and his wife moved to Naples in 2001. He immediately recognized the varied and plentiful opportunities in Southwest Florida to view nature through a lens. He also learned about the many species found in this part of the U.S.
John travels extensively to photograph wildlife. Much of his efforts are centered on birds in flight, with a special interest in the nesting and feeding behavior of eagles. He has a great appreciation for both migratory birds and the year-round “residents” in their various stages of plumage.
Once he retires, John plans to expand his travels in search of other wildlife photography opportunities.
February 2013- April 2013 exhibit-" Olivia's Birds" Traveling Exhibit
Olivia came to public attention for her advocacy during the Gulf Oil Spill. Now, at 13 years old, she has raised over $200,000 to save birds. She has been named a White House Champion of Change, ASPCA Kid of the year, Audubon Artist Inspiring Conservation, and YSA 25 Most Influential Young People.
February 15 2013-March 31 2013 Guardians of the Everglades
A dramatic display of Guardians' portraits, endangered species sheer banners, landscape photographic prints, sounds and visual installations depicting the Everglades will be on display in the multimedia theater at Blair Audubon Center, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. Visits to the exhibit are free with admission to the Sanctuary. The exhibit is open during normal Sanctuary hours http://www.guardiansoftheeverglades.com/guardians/
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