Sara explaining the taxidermy class she took to make the starling.

Neobiota By Sara Lynch is a taxidermied starling ceramic sculpture with ball bearings found on Fall Island.

Works by Jennifer Sampson and Catherine LaPointe Vollmer

Persistence of Asteraceae By Sara Lynch is a diptych wall-hanging of weavings made with found trash and prints of drawings made by “Exploring Fall Island” programming.

Detail of Persistence of Asteraceae. Materials shown include a real bumble bee and fish hooks collected on the shore of Fall Island

Detail of Persistence of Asteraceae. Materials shown include foam collected on the shore after a flood and the tape from a VHS found in the parking lot of the civic center

Drawings made by the Canton Green Team during their field trip to Fall Island.

Rapid Movement By Melanie Kimbler

Various works including a hand-made steel chain and ceramic elements necklace by Mary (Harding) McCallion and porcelain dishes wheel-thrown by Sara Lynch and decorated with plants found on Fall Island

Porcelain bowl decorated by Mary (Harding) McCallion

Pottery and works on paper by David Crowell and Catherine LaPointe Vollmer

New display cases with assorted works of art

Assorted girl scout troop projects

Drawings made by the Canton Green Team during their field trip to Fall Island and sculptures made by Daisy Troop 50216 and Brownie Troop 50240.

Donald McNutt reading and reflecting on his experience living in a building pictured in the mural

Poems by Alesa Bernat and print of Donald McNutt’s drawing of chicory in a flower journal provided by Nature Up North

Alesa Bernat's poems

Alesa Bernat reading

Raquette River Watershed depicting Fall Island in fall

Raquette River Watershed, a wheel-thrown porcelain bowl decorated with plants found on Fall Island, including yarrow and sensitive ferns and then painted with the Raquette River at various scales

Raquette River Watershed depicting the section of the Raquette where Fall Island is

Raquette By Michale Glennon. A felted wool set of coasters depicting the Raquette River in the town of Potsdam from above, Fall Island in green.

Artist Sara Lynch and museum director Dr. Trevor Blank in front of Sara's Fall Island mural