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SUMMARY:Non-NYMS Event:  Curious Allies: Mutualism in Fungi\, Parasites\, and Carnivores
DESCRIPTION:One of New York Mycological Society’s very own members\, Katy Wang (katywangstudio.com) has some of their original art work featured in the fifth New York Botanical Garden triennial\, which starts on May 18th and runs up and through October 27th. \nCurious Allies: Mutualism in Fungi\, Parasites and Carnivores\, will open at the New York Botanical Garden on May 18\, alongside the garden-wide exhibition Wonderland: Curious Nature. Artworks have been selected for this Fifth Triennial by a jury team of Joanna Groarke\, Robin Jess\, Patricia Jonas\, and Susan Mintun. Chosen are 48 artworks from artists in the US\, Brazil\, Canada\, India\, Indonesia\, Ireland\, Japan\, South Africa\, and the UK. The artworks included illustrate various elements of the theme\, examining important and often unobserved relationships fungi\, lichens\, mycotrophic\, parasitic\, and carnivorous plants have with other plants and animals. Mushrooms and fungi serve as decomposers\, form networks between plants\, and can clean up environmental toxins. Lichens are themselves relationships between fungi and a chlorophyll-containing bacteria or algae. Parasitic plants attach directly to a host and draw nutrients from the host\, sometimes harming the host. And carnivorous plants supplement nutrients from soil and water with a diet of insects\, consuming them for additional nutrients. \nAll of these organisms develop relationships that are critical to functioning ecosystems\, but many times their impact is not fully appreciated. This exhibition hopes to shine a light on the many environmental benefits derived from these mutualistic relationships and new discoveries being made about their impacts. \nArtists with work included are: Susan Benjamin\, Margaret Best\, Jessica Daigle\, Rebecca Davies\, Maria Alice deRezende\, Ronda Dick\, Shevaun Doherty\, Jean Emmons\, Akiko Enokido\, Christiane Fashek\, Lara Gastinger\, Janet Goltz\, Prerna Gupta\, Yoko Harada\, Erika Hargesheimer\, Albina P. Herron\, Asuka Hishiki\, Ann Hoffenberg\, Mariko Ikeda\, Mieko Ishikawa\, Karen Kluglein\, Patricia Luppino\, Lucy Martin\, Tammy S. McEntee\, Sarah Morrish\, Eunike Nugroho\, Barbara Oozeerally\, Nina Petrochko\, Sengmany Phommachakr\, Linda Powers\, Theresa Ream\, Gillian Rice\, Betsy Rogers-Knox\, Daleen Roodt\, Elaine Searle\, Beverly Simone\, Kim Spink\, Jane Sturgeon\, Rose Torres\, Donnett Vanek\, Janene Walkky\, Yuan Yuan Wang\, Carol Woodin\, and Fatima Zagonel.\nIn I have two paintings in the show. The show is located in Ross Gallery\, which is located on the side entrance of the Mertz Library building.
URL:https://www.newyorkmyc.org/event/non-nyms-event-curious-allies-mutualism-in-fungi-parasites-and-carnivores/
LOCATION:New York Botanical Garderns\, 2900 Southern Blvd\, Bronx\, 10458-5126\, United States
CATEGORIES:culture
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SUMMARY:Oct. 17 Drop in + Draw in Ridgewood: Observational Mushroom Drawing\, Toxic Edition
DESCRIPTION:Join us under the October Full Moon for Observational Mushroom Drawing: Toxic Edition\, taught by NYMS member and co-founder of NYC Nature Drawing Club Lindsay Robbins. This is a sliding scale ticketed drop-in-and-draw event. Purchase tickets here \n\nWe’ll provide all art materials\, and an assortment of fungi specimens foraged around NYC for direct observational drawing and scientific study. \n\nWe will focus on The American Eastern Jack-o’-Lantern mushroom\, a bright orange\, poisonous species that closely resembles the edible chanterelle\, which smells like apricots. In this workshop\, you’ll learn how to distinguish the two\, create art from direct observation\, and walk away with new knowledge\, artwork\, and connections. Bonus: this mushroom is bioluminescent\, meaning it glows in the dark! And did we mention? It’s a full moon!  \nWhen: Thursday\, October 17th (Full Moon)\nDrop-in-and-draw anytime between 7 PM – 10 PM\nWhere: Woodbine\, 585 Woodward Avenue\, Ridgewood\, Queens
URL:https://www.newyorkmyc.org/event/oct-17-drop-in-draw-in-ridgewood-observational-mushroom-drawing-toxic-edition/
LOCATION:Woodbine\, 585 Woodward Ave\, ridgewood\, NY\, 11385\, United States
CATEGORIES:community,culture,workshops
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