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This year’s theme pulls back the curtain on the artistry, science, and controversies surrounding the Museum’s own beloved 100-year-old diorama halls, providing a platform for dialogue and discovery. The inaugural series complements NHM’s latest exhibition, Reframing Dioramas: The Art of Preserving Wilderness, offering a fresh perspective on these iconic and historic displays.
Join us on March 20 for a panel discussion, “The Many Faces of Conservation,” a discussion with moderator, Neuroscientist, and Science Communicator Dr. Yewande Pearse in conversation with and experts including producer and artist, Lauren Schoth, creator of The Ever-Changing Flow, and additional guest speakers, as they discuss the ways art, science, and culture can inform the future of conservation.
Don’t miss this unique and eye-opening evening of art, science, and storytelling at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles!
Free with RSVP.
Reserve your spot at https://nhm.org/calendar/elephant-room-many-faces-conservation
Event Links
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2918619-0
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/2918619-2
