National Geographic offers a photograph of one, on Milkweed plant.
The
Black Mountain Center for the Arts offers a gallery of monarchs, in
different media, as well as a special talk about them. (see below for
time for the opening reception and other community events).
One of my ceramic wall hangings. White stoneware with glazes.
Wall hanging pillow of monarch butterfly. Stoneware with glazes.
Detail of wall pillow glaze work.
Bring Back the Monarchs!
Community-wide Awareness Event (9/18-10/3)

On
Sept. 23, 24 & 25, various groups of area students will immitate
the Monarch Migration as they carry both colorful and ghostly monarchs
through the downtown, from the Town Square to the Center for the Arts.
• Thursday, Sept. 18 at 6pm: Opening Reception for our
Special Monarch Gallery Exhibit followed in the theatre by a
multi-media program by guest Naturalist Ina Warren. Warren is a
freelance naturalist, lecturer, educator and author of the Monarch and
Milkweed Almanac. With Dr. Gary Paul Nabhan, she co-facilitates the
monarch-milkweed recovery initiative called “Make Way for Monarchs.”
The exhibit will be on display through Oct. 3.
• Tuesday, Sept. 23 at 10 am: Students from the Black
Mountain Primary School will perform their Monarch Migration beginning
at the Town Square.
• Wednesday, Sept. 24 at noon: Students from the The
Learning Community will perform their Monarch Migration beginning at the
Town Square.
• Thursday, Sept. 25 at noon: Students from the
ArtSpace Charter School will perform their Monarch Migration beginning
at the Town Square.
• Friday, Sept. 26 at noon: Brown Bag Series by Tina
Barr - Monarch’s Reign & other Butterflies in Poetry. Free to the
public.
• Friday, Sept. 26, 10 am – 4 pm: Painting the Monarch workshop by Lorelle Bacon. Call to register: $95 includes all supplies.