Great ShellShocked screening and Q&A today at EcoFestival in Brooklyn- over 100 students in attendance! Plus live oysters!
Almost 150 seats filled at the SHELLSHOCKED screening at American Museum of Natural History!
The SHELLSHOCKED Screening at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City took place on March 10, 2013 and featured a performance by Bob Wright and Harbortown, whose songs from the album ‘Oyster Aristocracy’ are featured in the film!
Filmmaker Emily Driscoll and the Harbor School’s Pete Malinowski and student Joy Junious participated in a Q&A after the screening.
SHELLSHOCKED Star and Environmental Artist is unveiling her new sculpture tonight in Soho. La Boheme: A Portrait of our Oceans in Peril, Series II (2013) was inspired by her trip to collect plankton off the Coast of Chile.
SHELLSHOCKED dinner with director Emily Driscoll (2nd from right), NY/NJ Baykeeper’s Meredith Comi (not pictured) and Environmental Artist Mara Haseltine (back right) at Mediterra Restaurant after Princeton Environmental Film Festival screening!
Thank You Princeton Environmental Film Festival (PEFF) and Mediterra Restaurant and Bar for welcoming back SHELLSHOCKED one year after its premiere at the fest. It was a truly spectacular evening, with a screening and discussion…Then 40 oyster enthusiasts enjoyed a 3-course oyster dinner and further discussion Mediterra!
Wild oyster from The River Project’s oyster study at Pier 42 in NYC! The largest oyster is 11cm. Photo by Chris Anderson.
Wild Oyster from The River Project’s oyster study at Pier 42 in NYC! The largest oyster is 11cm. Photo by Chris Anderson.
New SHELLSHOCKED screening in NYC!
The Empire Dragon Boat Team presents a special screening of ‘SHELLSHOCKED: Saving Oysters to Save Ourselves’ on January 11th at Rockefeller Research Laboratory (430 East 67th Street in NYC). Including Q&A with director Emily Driscoll and NY/NJ Baykeeper’s Meredith Comi.
