Karin Bravin is pleased to be a member of Arts Advisory Council of The Karl Stirner Arts Trail. She looks forward to working with Jim Toia, The Board of Governance members and The Advisory Council to bring innovative site-specific work to this serene, beautiful, green trail Easton, Pennsylvania
Located in the thriving gateway city of Easton, Pennsylvania, within walking distance of both Lafayette College and the downtown area, the Karl Stirner Arts Trail follows the historic and bucolic Bushkill Creek for 1.75 miles. Through the placement of artwork in a transcendent natural setting, the Arts Trail seeks to stir the public imagination and sense of possibility.
The trail is named for Easton sculptor Karl Stirner, who spent 25 years as a mentor and unofficial real estate agent, ushering aspiring artists to Easton.
The Karl Stirner Arts Trail is dedicated to advancing civic dialogue and infusing the community with creative capital, so as to bolster economic revitalization and foster civic and cultural pride.
Jim Toia discusses Sam Van Aken's Tree of Forty Fruit and The Stone Fruit Orchard