Art in the Park: Harlem River Reimagined

Join artist Natalie Collette Wood and the environmental education team at Roberto Clemente State Park for a day of collage inspired by the Harlem River. Create a beautiful art piece while enjoying views of the river and learning about native species and the river’s history.

Who: All ages. Todas las edades.

Where: Roberto Clemente State Park, 301 West Tremont Avenue Bronx, NY 10453.

PLEASE NOTE:

• Supplies are first come, first served. Los suministros se entregan por orden de llegada.
• If the program is sold out, but you still wish to attend, we encourage you to walk up and see if space is available. Si el programa está agotado, pero aún así desea asistir, le recomendamos que se acerque y vea si hay espacio disponible.

About the Artist: Natalie Collette Wood is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of nature, memory, and the built environment through sculpture, installation, and collage. Wood incorporates organic materials such as moss, flowers, and found objects into her hand-constructed forms, blending traditional craft with contemporary environmental themes. Wood has a solo exhibition at Sugar Hill Children's Museum on view through August 24. She has also had solo exhibitions at Freight + Volume Gallery, Andrew Freedman Home, and Montefiore Gallery. She has shown in numerous group exhibitions including those at Bravin Lee Programs, New York Botanical Gardens, Wave Hill, Lehman College, and The Bronx Museum of Art.

Host or Publisher Roberto Clemente State Park