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A Place Called Home: Exploring Ebenezer Keyes Conservation Area Exhibition at FAM
09.11.24 - 10.29.24
Ebenezer Keyes Conservation Project #4, 2022-24
Inkjet print/mixed media on panel
12 x 48 inches (30.48 x 121.92 cm)
Order a copy of the art catalog A Place Called Home at Lulu.com. View a PDF version here.
A Place Called Home by Jessica Robey, artist-in-residence, is on display at the Fitchburg Art Museum from September 4-October 29, 2024. The exhibition will open with a feature in the lobby from September 4-8 before it takes residence in the Community Gallery from September 11-October 29.
North County Land Trust’s Artist-in-Residence program aims to creatively engage and educate the public about the natural world and its wonders. Collaborations with local artists complement and enhance NCLT’s work to broaden our reach and inspire conversations around our mission. Jessica Robey (Fitchburg, MA), artist-in-residence, focused her artistic vision on Ebenezer Keyes Conservation Area (Gardner, MA).
Learn more about the project on NCLT’s website.
This project was made possible in part through a grant from Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area.
