Enjoy a fascinating, virtual artist talk with:
- Inverness glass artist Sally K. Fairfax,
- natural habitat restoration expert Mary Ann King,
- glass artist and instructor Gina Zetts,
- moderated by Elia Haworth, Curator of Coastal Marin Art and History.

Recorded June 3, 2021.

The current exhibition, “Sally K. Fairfax: Ice & Glass,” on view in the Coastal Marin Artists Gallery through August 15, presents Sally’s sculptural glass and photography inspired by her time in the Arctic and the Antarctic.

Many of her works highlight one of our time’s most significant environmental issues—the rapid melting of our planet’s ice caps.

ABOUT OUR GUESTS:

As an artist and academic, Sally K. Fairfax is committed to the health of our planet. She is a Henry J. Vaux Distinguished Professor Emerita in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at the University of California, Berkeley. Fairfax is deeply invested in natural resource policy.

Mary Ann King is California Water Project Director for the national non-profit Trout Unlimited that protects and restores North American cold-water fisheries and their watersheds. She has written extensively on water and natural resources law and policy and is published by the MIT Press and Harvard Environmental Law Review.

Gina Zetts holds an MFA in glass from the Rochester Institute of Technology. She is an award-winning glass artist and instructor who has taught at many prestigious schools, including the California College of the Arts.

Free artists talks are supported in part by a generous grant from the Stinson-Bolinas Community Fund.