Intimate and archetypal, this collection of photographs, poems and journal entries provide insight into the what, where and why of ecofeminist artist Sarah Crooks’ monumental textile series collectively called RED Pearl River. Chronicling a decade of her studio practice, she recounts how art and nature helped her heal personal trauma, navigate a loved one’s cancer journey and ultimately create a new narrative of belonging to each other and to our earth.

100 pages full color 8 1/2” x 11'“

edited by Lynn Skapyak Harlin

design layout Karen Kurycki

Funded in part by an Art Ventures Grant from the Community Foundation of Northeast Florida and the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs