We are living in a time of profound social, ecological and technological change. Each day in the modern world, market-driven media, algorithms and now artificial intelligence are gradually diminishing our evolved capacities to sense, relate to, and make meaning with nature. Extending Ecology: Making Meaning with the White Mountains is the latest outcome of an ongoing collaboration [...]

Walking Backwards is an improvisational, wyrd, collaborative Becoming by multidisciplinary artists Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk. Walking Backwards listens to the imaginal and plays conduit to the Anima Mundi, creating live in-the-moment improvised performance with movement, sound, and language. Conspiring with faeries and engineers, Walking Backwards evokes ecosystems of energy, time, action, stillness, words, storytelling, [...]

Extending Ecology: Meaning Making with the White Mountains opening reception is Saturday, October 7, 5-7pm. In collaboration with this exhibition, there will also be a a performance in the gallery by Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk called Walking Backwards, from 4-5pm.

Franconia Ridge loop trails—Falling Waters Trail, Old Bridle Path, Franconia Ridge Trail (section Little Haystack to Lafayette), and Greenleaf Trail (section Lafayette to Greenleaf Hut)—are currently being restored thanks to nearly 1.5 million dollars in both federal funds and private donations. The “Partnership to Restore the Franconia Ridge Loop” includes the United State Forest Service, [...]

Walking Backwards is an improvisational, wyrd, collaborative Becoming by multidisciplinary artists Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk. Walking Backwards listens to the imaginal and plays conduit to the Anima Mundi, creating live in-the-moment improvised performance with movement, sound, and language. Conspiring with faeries and engineers, Walking Backwards evokes ecosystems of energy, time, action, stillness, words, storytelling, [...]

Staff from the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation will offer a tour on October 18, which will touch upon their art-sci program, long-term data collection, acid rain, watersheds, and forest ecosystem science. The visit is typically 2–3 hours and involves a 1.3 mile walking tour through part of the 7,800 acre experimental forest. Tour stops include [...]

Walking Backwards is an improvisational, wyrd, collaborative Becoming by multidisciplinary artists Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk. Walking Backwards listens to the imaginal and plays conduit to the Anima Mundi, creating live in-the-moment improvised performance with movement, sound, and language. Conspiring with faeries and engineers, Walking Backwards evokes ecosystems of energy, time, action, stillness, words, storytelling, [...]

Please join the MWM in collaboration with the Pemi Chapter of Trout Unlimited on Tuesday October 24th at 7PM. Dan McCaw, the Fisheries Program Manager for the Penobscot Indian Nation in Maine, will present a talk entitled “Penobscot River Restoration: 10 Years After.” The Penobscot River Restoration Project was made internationally famous by its’ depth of collaboration and scope. Two [...]

Walking Backwards is an improvisational, wyrd, collaborative Becoming by multidisciplinary artists Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk. Walking Backwards listens to the imaginal and plays conduit to the Anima Mundi, creating live in-the-moment improvised performance with movement, sound, and language. Conspiring with faeries and engineers, Walking Backwards evokes ecosystems of energy, time, action, stillness, words, storytelling, [...]

The Oika collaboration at the Museum of the White Mountains, led by Rich Blundell, Rita Leduc, and the Hubbard Brook Forest, represents an exciting shift in understanding ecological realities. In this collaboration Rich, Rita, and the Forest exceed usual approaches to “art-sci” work. Science, art, and being interweave to create an expansive, lively sense of [...]