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URL:https://www.wildcenter.org/events/troll-tuesdays-rosa/
SUMMARY:Troll Tuesdays- Rosa Sunfinger
DESCRIPTION:Troll Tuesdays\nTuesdays in July &amp\; August\nfrom 4 to 7 pm\
 nAbout Troll Tuesdays: Step into the mischievous\, magical world of the TR
 OLLS: Save the Humans exhibit every Tuesday evening! Each week\, we’ll s
 potlight one of the six young trolls — from Rosa Sunfinger’s plant-lov
 ing ways to Ronja Redeye’s fiery passion for protecting nature — and i
 nvite you to join their adventures.\n\nGet hands-on with make-and-take cra
 fts\, dive into interactive workshops\, and discover the clever tricks the
  trolls use to help humans reconnect with nature. Whether you’re plantin
 g\, building\, creating\, or just having a laugh\, every Troll Tuesday is 
 packed with fun\, learning\, and a little bit of troll mischief. Bring you
 r curiosity\, imagination\, and playful spirit. The trolls can’t wait to
  share their world with you!\n\nCost: Free for members or with admission\n
 \nRegistration: ADMISSION TICKETS\nNot a member? Learn more &amp\; join to
 day!\n\nJuly 14: Rosa Sunfinger\n\n 	Make your own flower stickers\n 	Poll
 inator Matching Game: Match pollinator to flower type and color\n\nSpecial
  Guests: \n\n 	St. Lawrence Tree Nurseries - Make your own “clover-hair 
 troll”\n\n\n\n 	Dan Spada - Reading forest landscapes\n\n\n\n 	Cabin Fev
 er Floral - Arranging Wildflowers\n 	ADKX - Artist in Residence\, Andrea M
 ancuso\n\n 	Andrea will bring a fun cyanotype activity suitable for all ag
 es. Use photograph negatives\, natural materials\, and the sun to create y
 our own print inspired by the Adirondacks!\n 	Artist’s statement: As a f
 ounding member of virocode\, a collaborative practice producing artwork si
 nce 1987\, I have spent nearly four decades exploring these liminal spaces
  where transformation occurs. Through virocode\, my investigation of symbi
 otic relationships between the organic and the inorganic has taken our wor
 k from MoMA to international exhibitions and to local and regional immersi
 ve experiences\, always with an open question about our collective relatio
 nship to the Anthropocene.My art practice operates at the intersection of 
 artmaking\, collaboration\, and education\, informed by a philosophy that 
 values process over product. Through my 24-year tenure as teacher and Art 
 Department Chair at Nichols School\, teaching became part of my artmaking 
 practice. Teaching allowed me to translate these collaborative principles 
 into transformative educational experiences\, creating comprehensive exhib
 ition and collection programs while fostering lasting partnerships that ex
 tend far beyond the classroom. In my work with collectives including viroc
 ode and the Artsy Lobby\, I have used my experience as a teacher to build 
 public artworks and programming that engage the public in the world of art
 making\, connecting the process to the experience of seeing and learning a
 bout artwork through photography\, video\, installation\, and bio-art work
 s.\n\n\n\n[gallery size="medium" ids="30282\,30281\,30280"]\n\nAdirondack 
 Food Therapy food truck - 12-6:30 pm\nView menu\n\n\n\nMusic: Slough Creek
 \n\n\nSlough Creek is a Saranac Lake\, NY-based Americana band defined by 
 tight harmonies and hold-onto-your-hat instrumental breaks. With songs roo
 ted in place\, Slough Creek transports listeners to the sagebrush steppe o
 f Wyoming\, woodland streams of the Midwest\, salt marsh flats of New Engl
 and\, and the sloughs\, fens\, bogs\, and mires of their Adirondack home.\
 n\nSlough Creek is led by singer-songwriter Charlie Reinertsen on vocals a
 nd rhythm guitar. Marion Hoelzel provides intricate countermelodies on the
  banjo while singing harmonies that breathe life into each song. Bill Cham
 berlain provides the pepper and sizzle with dazzling mandolin work\, and J
 on Zander holds the entire band together through tight bass and masterful 
 instrumental arrangements. Brought together by their love of wild places a
 nd the power of a good tune\, their music bridges contemporary roots music
  traditions.\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Outdoors,Special Events
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