The National Park Service has announced that Joyce Geier is this year’s Artist-in-Residence at Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument. This prestigious position is offered annually, providing artists with the unique opportunity to draw inspiration from the rich history and natural beauty of the national park.
Joyce Geier, a renowned photographer, will be spending an extended period at the monument, where she will have the opportunity to capture the stunning landscapes and historical sites of the park. The residency will allow her to immerse herself in the park’s environment, thus enabling her to create artwork that truly reflects the essence of Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument.
The Artist-in-Residence program is a significant initiative by the National Park Service, aimed at fostering a strong relationship between artists and the natural environment. The works produced by the artists during their residency are often displayed in the park, offering visitors a unique perspective on the park’s beauty and historical significance. This year, visitors can look forward to experiencing Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument through the lens of Joyce Geier.