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ExhibitionsOPEN HOURSThe admission to the Schuylkill Center's art gallery at the Visitor Center and our trails is free and open to the public.
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education
Gallery hours are Monday - Saturday, 9 am - 5 pm Our trails are in part wheelchair accessible. Please consult the Schuylkill Center's trail map for more information. The main Parking lot is open Monday - Saturday, 9 am - 5 pm. ART ON VIEWVisit our Environmental Art Website for more information about our current exhibitions and event programs. www.schuylkillcenter.org/art/ CURRENT PROJECTS
Al-Mudhif – A Confluence Al Mudhif - A Confluence is an outdoor art installation by Sarah Kavage and Yaroub Al-Obaidi and an accompanying exhibition at the Schuylkill Center that explore notions of belonging and healing amidst the current moment of careful reconnection. The installation and gallery display provides a welcoming space for intercultural encounters at the Schuylkill Center that equally offers a critical perspective on global migration of plants and people. More Information about the exhibition HERE Opening Reception on 24 June 2021, 7pm 
UNLOCK:Tree Water Land July 27 - Aug 6, 2021 This July the Schuylkill Center welcomes artist collective Propelled Animals for a two-week performance-in-residency. The group - consisting of collective members Esther Baker-Tarpaga, Raquel Monroe, and Heidi Wiren Bartlett in collaboration with guest artists Tchin, Crux, and Emma White Thunder - will explore collective knowledge and systemic practices in environmental justice, anti-racism and healing lineages grounded in the body. Friday, Aug 6, 2021 at 6pm at the Schuylkill Center The collective will present an in-progress performance UNLOCK. We will roam and lead a guided procession centering environmental justice, anti-racism, and healing lineages. More Information about the project HERE 
PAST PROJECTS
Rob Carter In partnership with the West Collection, the Schuylkill Center presents environmental artist Rob Carter. The exhibition features Carter's video work "Metropolis" while putting its apocalyptic notion on colonization and land exploitation into current perspective. 
Citizen's Eye - A Kaleidoscope of Nature The Schuylkill Center presents Citizen's Eye, a communal photo album featuring over 400 images of surprising encounters with nature taken during the pandemic. The exhibition invited the public to share their impressions of and in nature as they are experiencing new ways of connections. The exhibition asks how nature has been a part of our lives and how it has changed our sensibility for the surprising miracles of the natural world in the midst of a pandemic. All submissions are curated into a kaleidoscopic display in our art gallery and online on our website. More Information about the exhibition HERE 
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