One of Ann’s large cyanotype  silk prints will be hung in 836M Gallery  along with the work of five other local artists who focus on bull kelp, the foundational species of the ocean forests along California’s North Coast in a collaborative exhibition with 836M gallery, the Erol Foundation and the Above/Below Project.

Six months of robust programming at the gallery will offer speakers on science and policy related to kelp forests, newly released documentary film screenings, and other events. The exhibition and accompanying events aim to bring art and science together to activate visitors’ curiosity and wonder about kelp and to inspire action to protect the forests of the sea.