View “Bird’s Eye View” at Seedlings Film Festival (The Rock Church—809 S. Washington St, Denver, CO)! This is a free event. “Bird’s Eye View” will be screen from 5:50-6:10pm, but other films are being shown throughout evening. See festival program below for more details:

Bird’s Eye View will be featured in the Cinema Soup Film Festival at the Greystone Lodge in Gatlinburg, TN!

Learn more about the film festival and information on how to attend here!

Bird’s Eye View will be featured in the Boulder Environmental / Nature / Outdoors Film Festival at the Dairy Arts Center.

View the full program and purchase tickets here!

Bird’s Eye View will be featured in the Nature Without Borders International Film Festival.

Boulder youth have taken an art-science approach to exploring our interspecies friendships with birds. Photographs of the art-science process, large-scale puppets, life-size nests, and sustainably sourced wings of various bird species will be on display from June 30th-July 31st. Celebrate our opening with light refreshments, commentary by the artists, and a film screening at the Boulder Public Library (Canyon Gallery Space).

Come see large-scale bird puppets in action during a free night at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Learn more about art-science work and how you can live side by side with birds!

This event will be part of the DMNS “Space Night.” Free timed admission tickets are available here!

Beth Osnes was invited to present on Side by Side for the 2022 Nature of Place Symposium, “The Voice of Change,” for the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Pittsburg on June 16, 2022.

One of the largest obstacles in our human response to environmental issues like climate change has nothing to do with technology, knowledge, or intelligence: it’s human behavior and mindset. We often fear change, struggle to authentically communicate with those around us, and feel like we lack the tools to influence decision makers. With all of this in mind, the goal of Nature of Place: The Voice of Change was to help us connect to our communities, reconnect with the natural world, and catalyze real and lasting change towards climate action and an equitable green future.

The Nature of Place symposium centered on the implications of biophilia — the innate human connection to nature — which extend across a vast array of disciplines including design and engineering, nutrition, psychology, public health, education, biology and the humanities. Biophilia is expressed all over the world every day, through complex collaborations such as the design and construction of buildings and landscapes; and intimate, personal encounters including nature hikes and home gardening. We shared our work with young people using an art-science approach to observing, researching, embodying, and creatively expressing their feeling of connection with various Colorado bird species.

Learn more about the Nature of Place Symposium here!

Bird’s Eye View will be featured in the Intuition Earth Film Festival.

More information here.

Bird’s Eye View will be shown as part of SRFF’s block of short films at Cinema Village (22 E 12th street, New York, NY 10003).

About SRFF:

SR Socially Relevant™ Film Festival New York is a film festival that focuses on socially relevant film content, and human interest stories that raise awareness to social problems and offer positive solutions through the powerful medium of cinema. SR believes that through raised awareness, expanded knowledge about diverse cultures, and the human condition as a whole, it is possible to create a better world free of violence, hate, and crime.

Side by Side was in the Hague Global Cinema Festival.