10/07/2026
One more event to add to your Homecoming & Family Weekend plans!
Stop by Ellis Hall on Friday, October 9, from 4–5 p.m. for the opening reception of “Commodification of Nature,” a new exhibition curated by Sophie Gray ’28 in collaboration with the Windgate Museum of Art and the Marshall T. Steel Center for the Study of Religion and Philosophy.
The exhibition brings together the work of eight artists and explores how the monetization of nature shapes our relationship with the environment.
If you’re coming to campus this weekend, stop by and check it out!
And it’s not too late to join us for the whole weekend! Register for Homecoming & Family Weekend here: https://apply.hendrix.edu/register/HoCo26
What happens when nature is treated as a commodity?
Sophie Gray ’28 invites us to consider that question through “Commodification of Nature,” a new art exhibition she curated in collaboration with the Windgate Museum of Art and the Marshall T. Steel Center for the Study of Religion and Philosophy.
Bringing together work by eight artists, the exhibition explores how the monetization of nature can reshape our relationship with the environment and challenges us to consider more mindful and sustainable ways of relating to the natural world.
The exhibition is currently on display in Ellis Hall, with an opening reception Friday, October 9, from 4–5 p.m.
https://www.hendrix.edu/Hendrix-College-Exhibition-Explores-Commodification-of-Nature/