Creature Conserve's Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Our Shared Skies is open at IA&A at Hillyer in Washington, DC. The exhibition reconsiders the role of artists in wildlife conservation and explores the possibilities of art informed by science. The exhibit features work by over two dozen artists and writers from six countries. With a focus on creatures of flight, each artwork explores a different aspect of the complexity of wildlife conservation. Thank you to curators Heather McMordie and Marissa Mireles Hinds for including my work and to Dr. Lucy Spelman for another wonderful collaboration. For more information: https://athillyer.org/
The "Landscapes" issue of Monterey Poetry Review is out, including my poetic exploration of my old nemesis, The 405 Freeway . When you spend years of your life staring at a particular stretch of road, something is bound to happen. Thank you to editor Jennifer Lagier Fellguth and the editorial team for including my work. Death to The 405! Long live The 405!