Make your way to Waverly on Sunday to see Waverly Pastoral , an art exhibition featuring work that explores natural spaces in urban environments. The event will include Liz Donadio’s large-scale photographs documenting discrete pockets of greenery in Waverly, as well as Clarissa Gregory’s sculptural forest installation made from scavenged materials. Combined, these installations offer viewers a poetic situation of half reality and half fantasy.

Waverly Pastoral will be held in Tinges Commons – a community garden and contemporary public art space on the southeast corner of Frisby and 33rd streets. Organic food from the garden will be served.

All in all, this event should be a great opportunity for neighborhood residents and the public e to learn more about the Waverly’s potential for sustainable green projects.

Festivities will run from 4-8 p.m. For more information, contact Graham Coreil-Allen at detourne@gmail.com.

Image courtesy of Graham Coreil-Allen