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Images of the Irreplaceable Wild at the University Museum
Fragile Nature: August 29–October 24, 2009
Touch the Sky: November 2–December 23, 2009
Experience the beauty of our natural world with Images of the Irreplaceable Wild, featuring two incredible photography exhibits this fall at the University Museum.
Open Aug. 29–Oct. 24, Fragile Nature is a breathtaking view of the most fearsome, delicate, and endangered species of our world through the lens of National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore.
On display Nov. 2–Dec. 23, the photography of Jim Brandenburg is featured in Touch the Sky, a tribute to the beautiful vistas and iconic creatures of the American prairie.
Learn more about these exhibits
Our World in Focus: The Irreplaceable Wild
Photography Contest and & Exhibit
Deadline: December 1, 2009
Amateur and professional photographers of all ages are invited to submit 8x10 photographs focusing on the flora and fauna of Iowa, the United States and the world. Deadline for contest entries is Tuesday, Dec. 1. Each submission should include an 8x10" copy of the photo and an artist statement describing the subject matter. Prizes will be awarded and entries displayed at the opening reception on Saturday, Jan. 9 at 2 pm.
Learn more about the contest, including rules and entry form
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