In 2004 she created a body of artwork that explores the connection between kaleidoscopic images and music. Her newest artwork highlights diverse environmental issues. Dream catchers and painted buffalo’s are channels for the artist to explore universal connections between human spirituality, the non-human animal world and harmony with the environment.
Volunteering in Montana for the Buffalo Field Campaign moved Osher to create artwork to enhance awareness of the plight of the Yellowstone Buffalo. This experience also fueled her desire to learn about diverse environmental issues including global warming, threatened biodiversity, forest destruction, mountain top removal, and light and noise pollution.
Her gallery goes on exhibit:
Saturday March 1, 2 – 5 pm
Thursday March 6, 6 – 8 pm
Ceres Gallery 547 West 27 Street Suite 201 NYC 10001
www.ceresgallery.org
Jeff DealA lover of Appalachia, renewable energy, local green sustainable economies, and energy efficiency, Jeff is the information technology consultant for Appalachian Voices and also the Senior Project Manager for the Appalachian Institute for Renewable Energy.
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