Last Sunday, David spoke to a group of teens who are part of the Teen Art Connect program at The Contemporary Jewish Museum. The artist talk was connected to David’s participation in the current exhibit Do Not Destroy:Trees, Art, and Jewish Thought. Here is a wonderful message from Leah Greenberg, Teen Programs Coordinator at the museum… More…
Art for Conservation
Archive for February, 2012David’s Trip to Ghana in ImagesDavid’s search for the rare Picathartes in Ghana led to many adventures. Trekking through the Shai Hills Resource Reserve, Kakum Conservation Area and Ankasa Conservation Area, his group searched for and spotted many other species. Here is a visual feast of life on the streets and in the jungles of West Africa… More… Birding Inspires Painter to Save Eagles through ArtDaisy Yuhas, Audubonmagazine.org, 2/15/12 – It was a moment that changed everything. David Tomb had journeyed nearly 7,000 miles to see this bird —the holy grail of birding— and when finally face-to-face he discovered a creature that was majestic, leonine, and incredibly vulnerable… More… David Goes to Ghana in Search of The PicathartesOn February 5 David took off for the 17-hour collection of flights to Ghana for an eleven day trip. His goal was the fantastic and rare yellow-headed Picathartes. David sent us text messages during the trip. A digital diary, here are his notes and photos from the field… More… The Jewish Museum Looks at TreesDavid is one of three artists from San Francisco’s Mission District to be interviewed for this video. Claudia Escobar, the video producer for Mission Local, gleaned some nice insights and images from these local talents who are all in the new exhibit at the Contemporary Jewish Museum. More… David Tomb in a New Museum Exhibition and Artist TalkDavid Tomb is part of a new exhibition at The Contemporary Jewish Museum – Do Not Destroy:Trees, Art, and Jewish Thought. February 16 – May 28, 2012. David says, “I created this piece of artwork from a piece of “reclaimed” wood I got from an old salt at a Sausalito ship yard. This show is about the Tu Bishvat holiday which has been interpreted recently through an environmental/activist lens. So, I painted our eagle on a… More… Bird NerdsLogan Link, Marin Magazine, Feb. 2012 – Artist and self-described “bird nerd” has partnered with fellow Marinites Peter Barto and Howard Flax to create Jeepney Projects Worldwide, a non-profit that aims to raise awareness and ensure the survival of endangered species… More… |
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