The works from Divergence of Birds are available for exhibition as prints and/or as translucent fabric images.

Carolyn Monastra is also interested in giving artist’s talks, workshops, educational lectures, and in organizing bird walks in your community. She is willing and able to work with all types of audiences from students to seniors. Please contact her for more information.

Exhibitions, presentations, and workshops can be tailored to highlight the climate-threatened birds of your region.

The artist sits in front of a banner with her image of a “Tri-colored Heron.” This was displayed along the Gowanus Canal as part of the City of Water Day in New York City, Summer 2022.
The artist sits in front of a banner with her image of a “Tri-colored Heron.” This was displayed along the Gowanus Canal as part of the City of Water Day in New York City, Summer 2022.
Visitor Richard Tuschman looks at Carolyn’s images of a “White-throated Sparrow” (left) and an “Eastern Kingbird.” These photographs were printed on silk to indicate the delicate status of these birds and their climate-impacted habitats. These were part of an installation for the exhibit Brooklyn Utopias, Along the Canal at the Old Stone House Museum, Brooklyn, New York, Spring 2022.
Visitor Richard Tuschman looks at Carolyn’s images of a “White-throated Sparrow” (left) and an “Eastern Kingbird.” These photographs were printed on silk to indicate the delicate status of these birds and their climate-impacted habitats. These were part of an installation for the exhibit Brooklyn Utopias, Along the Canal at the Old Stone House Museum, Brooklyn, New York, Spring 2022.
The artist’s image of a “Swamp Sparrow hanging alongside other artists’ banners which were displayed in Coffey Park, Brooklyn. These banners were also a part of the exhibit Brooklyn Utopias, Along the Canal, Spring 2022.
The artist’s image of a “Swamp Sparrow” hanging alongside other artists’ banners which were displayed in Coffey Park, Brooklyn. These banners were also a part of the exhibit Brooklyn Utopias, Along the Canal, Spring 2022.
“Black-throated Green Warbler”, a silk panel installed in a window at the exhibit, Brooklyn Utopias, Along the Canal at the Old Stone House Museum, Brooklyn, New York, Spring 2022.
“Black-throated Green Warbler”, a silk panel installed in a window at the exhibit, Brooklyn Utopias, Along the Canal at the Old Stone House Museum, Brooklyn, New York, Spring 2022.

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To schedule an exhibition, presentation, or other event, or for more information about Divergence of Birds, please email me at cam(@)carolynmonastra.com or fill out the form below.