The Art Box - Episode 257 - ”art FOR them, instead of AT them” - Meet Myranda Bair

I’m genuinely at a loss for words to capture my conversation with Myranda Bair, it was inspiring, delightful, insightful, and so much fun. I wished it could have gone on forever! This is one of those episodes you simply have to experience for yourself. Myranda is truly one of the most remarkable individuals gracing our planet. Thank you, Myranda! Now, everyone, don’t miss this, tune in and enjoy!

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Myranda Bair is an artist, educator, avid rock climber, natural space advocator, animal lover, and mediocre farmer. Her work focuses on conservation and how community education can lead to a richer outdoor experience for all while simultaneously reflecting the importance of preserving natural areas. She received her MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and her BFA from the University of Texas at Austin. Myranda has exhibited work across the country and participated in various residences, recent ones including Red Rock Canyon NCA (2014), Wildlife Divide (2013), and The Vermont Studio Center (2012). She continues to partner with the Red Rock Canyon Interpretive Association and the Desert Tortoise Habitat. Currently, she is a faculty member for the College of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas.