Wildlife artist and naturalist Steve Greco will discuss his art, conservation, and the importance of protecting the natural world at the First Congregational Church on September 9
Reading, MA — Steve Greco is a wildlife artist and a naturalist. He describes himself in this way, “As an artist and a naturalist, I believe that the natural world deserves mankind’s total attention and compassion in its ‘Eleventh Hour’. We are at a crossroads concerning our environment, and change must come from within each individual. There are no neutral parties, in my opinion. We are all part of the problem; therefore, we must all be part of the solution.
Steve’s wildlife paintings are truly exceptional. You can see some of Steve’s work at his website,fineartamerica.com/profiles/steve-greco. Steve has won many awards and paints from his home in Concord, MA, where he runs Greco Studio.
He studied at the Butera School of Art, earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in Commercial Art, Graphics and Advertising. He also attended Velmure Studio of Art in Wakefield, studied Marine Biology and Journalism at Middlesex Community College, and has an Associate’s degree in Wildlife Conservation and Forestry from Harcourt School. He is associated with the Cousteau Society, the African Wildlife Foundation, and Greenpeace.
Demonstration Wednesday, September 9
Steve Greco
First Congregational Church, Sanborn St., Reading
