Pollinator-Art-A-Palooza II

Sustainability

Banner for Pollinator Art-A-Palooza II, Oregon Hummingbird and their Habitats, a Student Art Exhibit, SY CC Online 4/17-4/25/2023 from Watercolor Course 284-287
Welcome to PCC’s Pollinator Art-A-Palooza, a virtual exhibition of student artwork themed around pollinators. This virtual event will be live on April 17th. Thank you for coming. Please provide feedback for our wonderful students to be entered to win a raffle prize from the PCC Sustainability Department. Our art faculty will share this feedback with their students.

1. Garden E. Cyders. There is no hummingbird/No hay el colibrí. 2023 Watercolor on paper. Notes:Capitalism and hummingbirds are antithetical to one another. If hummingbirds are to survive, let alone us, capitalism must be killed

2. Avery Nykvist. Anna’s Hummingbird and Lilacs. 2023 Watercolor on paper

A watercolor image of a hummingbird drinking from a lilac.

3. Chandler Cort. Calliope Hummingbird and Wild Rose. 2023 Watercolor on Toned Paper.

A water color image of a Calliope Hummingbird and Wild Rose.

4. Sydney Huegel. A Black-Chinned Hummingbird Caring For It’s Home. 2023 Watercolor on paper Notes: The black-chinned hummingbird is tending to its nest and babies.

A watercolor image of a black-chinned hummingbird in caring for its home.

5. Summer Pak. Calypte-anna with Fuchsias. 2023 Watercolor on paper

6. Arianna Flores. 2023 Untitled.

7. JoAnn Albrecht. Watercolor I, Art 284 A, 2023 Hummingbird & Flower

8. Sammy Salgado. Anna’s Hummingbird. 2023. Watercolor. Notes: The Anna’s Hummingbird is one of the seven native species of hummingbirds in Oregon, and one of the many pollinators we have. Hummingbirds will usually pollinate red flowers since those supply the most amount of nectar, which is what they eat!