Children and Animals in Conversation

Pittsburgh is a patchwork of green spaces and built environment. Its steep hillsides, parks and 635 acre secret forest, Hays Woods, support diverse wildlife. This

exhibition imagines if animals and people could speak to each other, what would

they say?

Exhibition: 1/4/07 – 1/31/07Opening reception: 1/12/07 – 5:30-7:30pm

Join us from 6 -7 p.m. to meet live birds of prey from

the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania

Winchester Thurston School Art Gallery555 Morewood Avenue

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213-2899

Children and Animals in Conversation An installation by Constance Merriman

and the Fourth and Sixth Grade Students of Winchester Thurston School

supported by: TheWinchester Thurston School, The STU

DIO

for Creative Inquiry, C

MU

, The Allegheny C

hapter of the Sierra Club, The Audubon Society of W

estern Pennsylvania, and The Carnegie M

useum

of Natural H

istory

Gallery visits by appointment: farrellm@winchesterthurston.org