Preserving Eden, The Florida Photographs of Clyde Butcher, explores the breadth and depth of the Florida Landscape, from wetlands to dunes, coastal hammocks to inland swamps. The exhibit depicts the natural beauty and diversity of the land, while highlighting some of its more unique aspects of natural history. His powerful compositions draw us into the depth of the swamps and transport us to the serenity of our tropical waters. Exploring the diversity of the state, Clyde hopes to engage our eyes, emotions, and hearts to move us to action in appreciating the richness of the land.

Contents: The exhibit consists of 30 black and white photographs ranging in size from 24” x 30” to 5'’ x 9'. Also included are interpretive labels, five interpretive panels, two DVD programs, and production-ready vinyl files.

Size: This exhibit requires 275-375 linear feet.

The Exhibition requires minimum security which includes being placed in a limited access gallery space. The exhibition area must be locked and secured during closing hours. Alarms and/or guards during closed hours are preferred but not required.

Environmental requirements include no direct sunlight and functioning fire-protection systems in the exhibition, staging, and storage spaces. Constant temperature and relative humidity conditions should be maintained in accordance with professional museum standards.

Price: $4500 plus shipping and insurance for a 12-week booking.