Sarah Kaizar

04/24/2020

Monday, May 4 at 7:30P EST - Please join me and for a virtual event, hosted by as part of their Wonder From Home series! We’ll be talking about our work for “Hiker Trash: Notes, Sketches + Other Detritus from the Appalachian Trail,” recently published by , sharing stories about thru-hiking the (all 2,200 miles, from Georgia to Maine!), and generally going hard on nostalgia for extended backpacking adventures. 🏕❤️⛰😎
This virtual event is $5 to attend, and the majority of that ticket cost will be donated to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy () to support their preservation efforts. Get your ramen ready — we’ll see you there! https://www.atlasobscura.com/experiences/hiker-trash-on-the-appalachian-trail

04/20/2020

04/14/2020

2020 looks like...
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One of our favorite submissions (although they are all our favorites) is this Zoom video conference illustration by local artist, Sarah Kaizar ()! We’ve been doing a good deal of zooming too, and this one gave us a chuckle.

Sarah Kaizar, “Staff meeting” Courtesy Sarah Kaizar. (Text: Tuesday, March 24, 2020 / First virtual staff meeting of the Center for art in Wood”)

04/09/2020

that virtual fire pit tho! 😎 made my day, thanks .strat

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Day ? of social distancing. Lost myself in a great book.

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03/23/2020

hi friends! I hope everyone is cozy, safe, and healthy where you are! Please check out this coloring book I helped make for The Center for Art in Wood, which features illustrations I created of pieces from the Center's museum collection. It's available as a free PDF you can print at home. (& just sayin... it would make my nerdy heart explode to see this in action -- please share photos!! ) Follow the link in my profile — look for the coloring book.

01/31/2020

Shaking lots of hands and paws at the book signing! Thanks for the fun, & !

01/24/2020

I’m so happy and honored to have my work included in The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education's () upcoming exhibition “Assemblage,” celebrating 20 years of environmental art at the SCEE! This is an amazing place doing important work, and I’ve been happy to be in the mix with this crew since my “In Danger” show back in 2013. (2013!! yow!) “Assemblage” will be on view January 30 - March 21, 2020, please stop in and check it out if you’re in the neighborhood! Opening reception January 30 🎉 .
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Our artworks have often drawn from the wildlife in the surrounding area. In our upcoming exhibit Assemblage, works by Jennifer Hynes, who captured our wildlife clinic in a photo series, and Sarah Kaizer, who created pen and ink drawings of endangered species, will be featured. Mark your calendars for our opening reception, January 30 at 7-9pm to see more art at the Schuylkill Center from the past 20 years.

11/01/2019

Big thanks to Philly Art Blog ( ) for including my HIKER TRASH exhibition at Land Collective Gallery ( / ) in their November picks! So many cool things on deck in Philly, see the full list here: https://bit.ly/2NJmRyX

opening reception at Land Collective Gallery in Old City, tonight from 6-8P - see you there!

10/31/2019

TOMORROW - If you’re First Friday-ing in tomorrow night, come find me at Land Collective Gallery ( / ) for a opening reception from 6-8P! Drawings on view, books on hand, celebration in order. 🏕❤️🎉

10/29/2019

FRIDAY, 6-8P: Please join me in Old City at Land Collective Gallery ( / ) for the opening reception of !
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From October 28th to November 22nd, GALLERY Land Collective presents Sarah Kaizar: “Hiker Trash.” Please join us for the show’s opening reception on First Friday, November 1st, 6-8pm.
Image: Ridgeline camp, somewhere in North Carolina
HIKER TRASH: It’s an off-beat, diverse community that travels the nearly 2,200 miles of the Appalachian Trail, the oldest long-distance footpath in the country. Sarah Kaizar captures, through her intricate pen-and-ink drawings, the character of the trail, its landscape, and its ubiquitous shelters, as well as the array of hikers who find respite beneath those roofs. Based on the experiences of her 2015 thru-hike, Sarah recently released this collection of drawings in the form of a book titled Hiker Trash: Notes, Sketches + Other Detritus from the Appalachian Trail, published by Mountaineers Books.

GALLERY Land Collective is a conduit for the representation of thoughtful explorations focused on landscape. We present the work of landscape architects and designers, ecologists, sociologists, anthropologists, artists, and others whose work informs the breadth of the discipline. It is a collective consciousness that raises landscape to the highest ideals. We invite your participation.

10/24/2019

I work with a very supportive crew ❤️ So fun to see “Hiker Trash” in the mix Museum Store!

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NEW in store: “Hiker Trash: Notes, Sketches + Other Detritus from the Appalachian Trail,” authored and illustrated by Center staff member Sarah Kaizar ()! This work features original illustrations by Kaizar based on her 2015 thru-hike, as well as photographs by fellow hiker Nicholas Reichard () and logbook entries collected from the archives of the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. Published by Mountaineers Books (). Hike on over to the Center and pick up your copy today! .
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