They animate ‘our common home’

"Blossom Allée II” (oil on linen), by Luise Kaish, in the show “Among the Trees,’’ at the Fairfield (Conn.) University Art Museum, Jan. 29-Aug. 7.

The museum says:

“Taking both its title and its cue from a poem by Mary Oliver, this exhibition invites viewers to immerse themselves in the sustaining energy of trees and forests. Curated by Carey Weber, executive director of the Fairfield University Art Museum, the exhibition brings together paintings, prints, photographs, sculptures, and textile works that explore the endless artistic responses to trees - the giants that give shelter, color, and the very breath that animates our common home.’’

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