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Wellness & Culture

Exposure to trees and the outdoors improves physical, mental, spiritual, and social wellness and creativity.

Autumn park with trees in golden and red foliage, scattered leaves on grass.

Dr. Ivan Boyd Arboretum Juried Exhibition

In the fall, the Holt-Russell Gallery hosted a tree-themed exhibition in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Dr. Ivan Boyd Arboretum on the campus of Baker University.

Trees play a crucial role in the ecosystem by generating oxygen, absorbing carbon dioxide, and providing shelter and food for a variety of species. Additionally, they are a source of wood and other natural resources used by humans. Trees also have aesthetic and landscaping value, beautifying our surroundings and providing shade and coolness on hot days.

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Robert Sunderman Japanese Garden Tree Photography 11″ x 17″
 

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Elnora Oakes Windbreaks 2024 Mixed Media Collage 30″ x 30″
 

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Keith Buswell Siena 2019 Intaglio 20″ x 19″

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Tracy Finn. Oak Field 2024. Encaustic and photo transfer 10″ x 8″ x 1.5″

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