Wain Evans Lecture

Join us for a free artist talk by conservationist, Wain Evans in the Museum’s Four Corners Gallery! A life-long interest in the out-of-doors led Wain Evans to his twenty- year career in wildlife conservation and a passion for photography. He now has a developing photographic record of remarkable images of 3,000-4,000 year old shamanistic rock art produced by the first of the Native American cultures to inhabit southeast Utah and northeast Arizona. With BS and MS degrees from New Mexico State University in Wildlife and Fisheries Management, and a PhD from Texas A&M in Wildlife Science, Evans is clearly at home in the great outdoors. Wildlife photography and other outdoor imagery led to his current passion of creating large, high-resolution photographs of the little-seen rock art.

Image: Wain Evan's work hung in the Four Corners Gallery