ASL Artist Talk: Patterns and Shapes in Nature

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Artist and designer Trevor Baldwin leads an ASL program exploring patterns, shapes, and colors in tropical plants, followed by an outdoor seasonal highlights tour. The program is designed for the d/Deaf community; some portions are without voice interpretation, and preregistration is required.

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In this ASL tour, artist and designer Trevor Baldwin will focus on the patterns, shapes, and colors of tropical plants in BBG’s Conservatory. Participants will explore, discuss, and together recognize specific patterns among the plants. The tour leaders will reference the fashions of Iris van Herpen (now on view at Brooklyn Museum) to illustrate the parallels between the Garden and fashion. The indoor program will be followed by an outdoor seasonal highlights tour, for a full-Garden experience that expands the observation of patterns and further develops an interactive nature vocabulary. This program is designed for the d/Deaf community. Some portions are without voice interpretation. This program is free and preregistration is required. More information about the program, including where to arrive, will be sent to registered participants. Please RSVP using this link to the event page. The form to register is available at the bottom. If you have questions, additional accommodation requests, or need help with registration, email access@bbg.org.

Crown Heights