Bri Sander Guides a Special Project with North Fork Girl Scouts

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Here, Sander talks about the Girl Scouts project, her own art using discarded objects, and the East End-based contemporaries with whom she shares an artistic and environmental vision. The Scouts aimed to create a marine debris art project for their Silver Award and contacted local organizations including UpSculpt and the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society for advice. They visited one local shoreline and found more than enough marine debris for the project. It was inspiring to witness Hannah and Remy’s goal to create marine debris artwork for their Silver Award. My work is on view at the North Fork Art Collective in Greenport and Gallery North in Setauket.