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Outdoor Summer Exhibit at Tyler Opens Gateways to Nature

Asking visitors to change the way they look at nature, this outdoor summer sculpture exhibit shows off the work of regional artists.

Gateways to Nature, May 11 – September 2, 2019

Showcasing Tyler Arboretum’s landscapes with a range of original works set throughout the Arboretum, Tyler’s outdoor summer exhibit, Gateways to Nature asks visitors to see, feel, and experience the landscapes of Tyler in new ways.

Presenting an exciting range of frames, vistas, portals, and thresholds through which to step, to look, or through which to refocus attention on nature, the contributing artists to Gateways to Nature offer alternative experiences of art in the natural environment. Working in a range of materials, from wood, metal, and masonry, the 13 artists and makers included in

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Gateways to Nature are:

J.D. Scott, of Williamsburg, Virginia, maker of Wind Tunnel

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John Parker, Philadelphia, PA, maker of Bengal Tiger, Imperial Elk, and Flora Duet

Karen Delaney, West Chester, PA, maker of Grand Arch

Lele Galer, of Kennett Square, PA, maker of Kaleidoscope, and Heart Lock Gateway

Lisa Fedon, of Chadds Ford, PA, maker of Safe Haven

Matthew Harris, of Perryville, MD, maker of At the Garden’s Door

Parris Bradley, of Villanova, PA, maker of Scrub-a-Dub-Dub

Roman Tybinko, of Philadelphia, PA, maker of Iconostasis

Roy Wilson and Ann Hopkins Wilson, of Plymouth Meeting, PA, makers of Prayer Wheels

Susan Benarcik, of Greater Philadelphia, maker of Conditioned to See

Vanny Channal, of Philadelphia, maker of Buck of Steel, Steel Mantis, and American Steel Eagle

Williamson College of the Trades, Media, PA, makers of Brick Gateway

For the duration of the exhibit, Tyler’s docent volunteers will lead tours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. For visitors who prefer to explore alone, self-guided signage and maps will be available. In Gateways to Nature, Tyler Arboretum invites visitors to pack a picnic and to pick a favorite piece of sculpture to spend time with while exploring nature through one of these different gateways.

Admission for Tyler members is free. General admission details: adults (18-64): $15, seniors (65+): $13; youth (3-17), and active duty military and students with current ID: $9. Children age 2 and under: free

Tyler Arboretum is open daily, 9am- 5pm M- F, 9am - 6pm Saturday and Sunday
515 Painter Road, Media, PA 19063. 610-566-9134

https://www.tylerarboretum.org/gateways-to-nature/

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