WILD ABOUT ART

Artist -in-Residence
Rosemary Conroy
Rosemary Conroy, a naturalist, writer, and wildlife artist who lives in Weare is our featured “artist-in-residence” during September. Rosemary regularly employs the Science Center’s exhibit animals as models for the colorful paintings she exhibits throughout the region. You may also know her as the voice for Something Wild, a natural history program that airs weekly on New Hampshire Public Radio. During September, Rosemary will offer on-trail painting demonstrations, a one-day workshop,
and exhibit her work here. And, as part of the on-the-trail activities during Autumn Festival on September 27, Rosemary will do live demonstrations of drawing and painting and will answer questions about art, animals, and how she combines the two successfully in her career. Throughout September, Rosemary’s artwork will be on display and reproductions and note cards will be available for sale at the Howling Coyote Gift Shop.

Introducing Rosemary Conroy
Saturday, September 6
11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
All ages
“Artist in Residence” Rosemary Conroy, whose colorful paintings often depict our bears, otters, mountain lions, and deer will offer short presentations on how she creates her artwork as well as give some insight into the joys and challenges of using live animals for her models.
No charge to attend

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