James Prosek, who grew up in Easton, will give a talk about his art and the need to protect the beauty of our natural.
Prosek’s talk “Trespassing and Conservation,” will be held on April 6 at 7 p.m. at the Westport Library Forum will draw attention to the beauty of our natural Continue reading “Easton Artist, Author, Naturalist to Speak at Westport Library”
We had only an hour to hear from these two interesting artists at a live Facebook event with Fairfield University Downtown Bookstore. With over 500 viewers, the time seemed to go by rather quickly.
Chris Frantz and James Prosek spoke about how their journeys unfolded as a result Continue reading “A Tale of Two Artists: In Conversation With Chris Frantz and James Prosek”
The Fairfield University Bookstore located at 1499 Post Road in downtown Fairfield, Conn. invites the public at large to join us on Facebook @ FairfieldUBookstore, Thursday, February 18, at 7 p.m., for a live virtual conversation with Artist/Naturalist, James Prosek, and Chris Frantz, Continue reading “James Prosek and Chris Frantz Together in Fairfield University Virtual Bookstore Author Event”
As students, teachers and parents embark on a journey into uncharted territory, there is much concern about how hybrid and online education will impact student learning. The outcome will largely depend on how teachers and parents alike, use resources available to them.
Sure, online Continue reading “The Upside to Hybrid and Online Learning”
Aquarion Water Company announced it has acquired a conservation easement on 15.34 acres of land in Easton adjacent to the company’s Easton Reservoir property. Located on Kachele Street, the property Continue reading “Aquarion Water Company Acquires Conservation Easement in Easton”
Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of James Prosek’s work is that while he is telling his own story, he’s also telling another story: the relationship between living organisms and their natural habitats. James’ passion and enthusiasm for the planet and all of Continue reading “The Ecology of James Prosek”
