Creative Process Artist Dialogue
with Eric Lind

Revealed: Hidden Lives of the River

Eric Lind to discuss creative process Sat, April 2 at 4 pm 

Darter, photo by Eric Lind, 2004

Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries is proud to showcase the photographs of Eric Lind in his exhibit Revealed: Hidden Lives of the River, at the Institute's Gallery at 199 Main Street in Beacon, New York.

Lind will discuss the inspiration and creative process behind his photography in an artist talk, free to the public, on Sat, April 2, from 4-6pm at the Gallery at 199 Main Street in Beacon.

Lind, a Beacon resident and Director of Constitution Marsh Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Garrison, NY, developed his collection Revealed: Hidden Lives of the River, to bring to light some of our region's lesser-known and inconspicuous wild residents. in his daily work as a conservationist, Lind has had the privilege of years of study and observation of the river's stunning but often unseen diversity of life. As a life-long student of the natural world, the exhibit also includes select images from the woods and waters of the great Atlantic watershed.