Science After Hours, Events, Featured
Science After Hours, Events, Featured
Science After Hours, Events, Featured
Snorkeling and Illustration with Elizabeth Jean Younce
What do we recognize when we peer into a tidepool? What facets of ourselves can we see reflected in the ocean? Explore the primal processes that drive the cycles of life in the ocean on a combined snorkeling and illustration expedition with Sitka Fine Arts Camp faculty member Elizabeth Jean Younce.
Participants can choose to participate in one or both parts of this special event. This event is for participants ages 18 and up.
Part 1: Snorkel! Wednesday, July 8, 5:00-7:00pm
All snorkel equipment including wetsuits, booties, gloves, masks, fins, hoods, and snorkels are provided. Please arrive wearing your bathing suit or clothing that you are comfortable getting wet that will fit under a wet suit. Participants should also bring a towel and water bottle.
When you arrive, please meet in the Karsh classroom. At the conclusion of the snorkel, we will have a changing area and showers available.
Part 2: Draw! Thursday, July 9, 5:00-7:00pm
Learn more about Elizabeth Jean Younce’s art! Meet Haleigh Yang, a PhD candidate at UC Santa Cruz, who will share about current research on Sitka Sound. Draw from life in the aquarium using graphite and colored pencils. All drawing materials will be provided.
