The Friends of the Interlaken Public Library invite you to the Interlaken Masonic Lodge upstairs hall for an evening talk by Paleo-artist John Gurche.
A published author, former anthropology professor, and current artist-in-residence at the Museum of the Earth, John is regarded as one of the foremost artists reconstructing human ancestors in the world.
His work has been featured in publications, television specials, and museums around the world, including seven National Geographic covers, USPS postal stamps, and more. He was commissioned by Steven Spielberg to create the artwork that inspired the Jurassic Park dinosaurs.
Come learn about John’s work on the movie Jurassic Park (1993) and his present work on early human ancestor reconstruction. Q&A to follow.

More event details: Entry fee is $10 per adult, Kids enter free. Venue is accessible for all. Street parking available. Proceeds to benefit the Friends of the Interlaken Public Library.

Visit www.gurche.com to learn more about the artist.