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from this series
is Old Raven
Walking (he
reminds me of
a contemplative
old man) and
Romance at Sea
(which depicts
two seagulls in
love).
One of the
purposes of this
show is to make
all of us aware
of the things we
can do to protect
our bird life. For
instance, a great
danger that threatens birds are domestic cats.
Although we own three cats, we have created an
outdoor "canopy walk" enclosure for our cats, which in-
cludes tree house platforms, a log bridge, a suspension
bridge, a spiral staircase, a 20-foot underground tunnel,
and culminates in an escape-proof enclosed garden
complete with a fountain and a fairy tale cottage tree
house for lounging in! This is the CatHouse Canopy
Walk and can be visited during the summer when the
Gallery and Gardens are open to the public. This com-
ing summer the gardens and ponds will be undergoing
major changes to make them more wildlife friendly...
visitors are welcome but should expect construction in
progress!
It's difficult to say where I see my art taking me in
the future. I feel a deep responsibility for us as artists
to use our art to inspire people, bring joy to their lives,
and affect societal change for the better. I will surely be
thinking of these things as I plan my next exhibition!
'Montana embodies my spirit,
MY BREATH, AND MY LIFE.
MOST DAYS I NEED LOOK NO FURTHER
THAN OUT MY WINDOW TO BE INSPIRED."
Summer Hydrangeas
Meagher
Old Raven Walking
