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Grange Audubon displays 'Conservation Through a Lens'

BlogsCommunityMusicArtsScreenEat & DrinkLegals Thomas Worthington grad Justin Grubb’s beautiful wildlife photos tell stories of conservation from around the world Columbus Alive When Justin Grubb was growing up in Worthington, he had a creek in his backyard where he would go exploring and catch fish, frogs and tadpoles. These days, Grubb is still pursuing his fascination with nature, but as a wildlife filmmaker and photographer, his play area now stretches across the globe.   For the first time, Grubb is displaying his photography work in an exhibition, “Conservation Through a Lens,” on view now through June 18 at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center, and afterward from July 12 through Sept. 2 at the McConnell Arts Center in Worthington. The photos are also for sale, with all proceeds going to the Audubon Center and other conservation organizations. 

MSUM professor and ceramicist creates body of work based on trips to national parks

MSUM professor and ceramicist creates body of work based on trips to national parks With a body of work representing five residencies in parks across the nation, ceramicist Brad Bachmeier marries his craft of clay with a passion for archeology, geology and what he calls “investigating how humankind has relied upon clay since the beginning of time.” Written By: Ethan Mickelson | × Works by Fargo-based artist Brad Bachmeier are now on display at the North Dakota Museum of Art. His exhibition entitled “Conversation Through Clay” includes works such as this piece, “Paleo archaic Presence,” a wheel-thrown and sculpted pot made of earthenware and brick clay. Ethan Mickleson / The Arts Partnership

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