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The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts

Presented by Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary

June 2-July 31, 2010

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A unique and dramatic photographic collection of some of our area's least known and under appreciated creatures. Art opening June 13, 1:30-4:30pm. FREE.

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  • Venue Info

    Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary

    280 Eliot St. (Rt.16)
    Natick, MA 01760

    Full map and directions

  • Admission Info

    Tickets:

    Art Show is free.

    Info Phone: 508-655-2296

  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    June 2-July 31, 2010

    Times:
    

    Nature Center hours, T-F, 9am-5pm, S/S 10am-5pm

  • Accessibility Info

    Nature center and all person's trail are wheelchair accessible. Audio tour of the all person's trail is available for vision impaired visitors and the general public.

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    • Event Name: The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
      "So Cool!!"
      Review posted by: Linda from Boston, MA, Jun 14, 2010
      

      This is such a unique and powerful show. Be prepared to see some alien creatures you haven't seen before in large, elegant format. Simply breathtaking.

      This is such a unique and powerful show. Be prepared to see some alien creatures you haven't seen before in large, elegant format. Simply breathtaking.

    • Event Name: The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
      "An artistic gem AND an education"
      Review posted by: Diana Bailey from Newton, MA, Jun 14, 2010
      

      Sam Jaffe's photographs are beautiful. His compositions of Massachusetts Caterpillars along with their host plants are striking and elegant and can stand alone as works of art. The compositions... Expand

      Sam Jaffe's photographs are beautiful. His compositions of Massachusetts Caterpillars along with their host plants are striking and elegant and can stand alone as works of art. The compositions are all set against a black background and are printed in a large format. The images reveal to us a diverse population of creatures to be found right here in Massachusetts, that we rarely observe . They are beautiful in their detail and ingenious in their evolutionary development. Sam's macro photography never disguises the subject matter but reveals its complexity to be admired. Each photograph is accompanied by a brief biological description which is well worth reading, and if you are fortunate to find the artist on site you will learn much more! Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
      "So Cool!!"
      Review posted by: Linda from Boston, MA, Jun 14, 2010
      

      This is such a unique and powerful show. Be prepared to see some alien creatures you haven't seen before in large, elegant format. Simply breathtaking.

      This is such a unique and powerful show. Be prepared to see some alien creatures you haven't seen before in large, elegant format. Simply breathtaking.

    • Event Name: The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
      "An artistic gem AND an education"
      Review posted by: Diana Bailey from Newton, MA, Jun 14, 2010
      

      Sam Jaffe's photographs are beautiful. His compositions of Massachusetts Caterpillars along with their host plants are striking and elegant and can stand alone as works of art. The compositions... Expand

      Sam Jaffe's photographs are beautiful. His compositions of Massachusetts Caterpillars along with their host plants are striking and elegant and can stand alone as works of art. The compositions are all set against a black background and are printed in a large format. The images reveal to us a diverse population of creatures to be found right here in Massachusetts, that we rarely observe . They are beautiful in their detail and ingenious in their evolutionary development. Sam's macro photography never disguises the subject matter but reveals its complexity to be admired. Each photograph is accompanied by a brief biological description which is well worth reading, and if you are fortunate to find the artist on site you will learn much more! Collapse

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