Join us from May 22 through August 31 for an immersive exhibition exploring aesthetic, cultural, environmental, and historical dimensions of water- through art, artifacts, sound, and motion. Immersed is an art, natural science, and culture exhibition designed to cultivate greater enjoyment, appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of our extraordinary, local waterways. The exhibit brings together art, design, and artifacts that explore the depths and dimensions of life in, on, and inspired by water, in an imaginative and immersive installation.
Featuring: Sara Adlerstein-Gonzales, Calla Beers, Dewey Blocksma, Gretchen Dorian, Elizabeth Fergus-Jean, The Gijigowi Anishinaabemowin Language Department (GALD), Ladislav Hanka, Deanna Hergt-Willmott, Harold Herman, Sarah Innes, Little Bay Boards, Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians—The Repatriation, Archives and Records Department, Susan Lyman, Natalie Miebach Bryanna Manning, Heidi Marshall, Mary Bea McWatters, John Murphy, Elizabeth Pollie, Senghor Reid, Sarah Schilling, Bill Schwab, Scott Smith, Dennis Swarzlander, Amelia Sweebe, Takeshi Takahara, CCS Transportation Design Dept., Susan Tusa, Trout Unlimited, Van Dam Boats, CTAC School of Ballet, Tip of the Mitt Watershed, and Patrick Wise
Image credits: Dennis Swartzlander, Blue/Silver Crystalline Bottle, 2025, 3 ½” x 12 ¾” x 3 ½” (left), Scott Smith, Ice Diving the Keuka, 2022, digital photograph (detail; right)
IMMERSED is made possible in part thanks to
Winifred Johnson Clive Foundation, Boyne Boat Yard, Van Dam Custom Boats, and Bay View Association.
Our exhibitions are made possible thanks to our Visual Arts Presenter:
