Dancers, filmmakers hope short film in Glacier shows effect of plastic waste
Ilana Goldman and her husband Gabriel Williams were Glacier National Park's Artists-in-Residence for the month of June. (JP Edge photo)
A shot taken of professional dancer and artist Ilana Goldman in the dress she made out of plastics collected over a four-month period. Goldman and her husband Gabriel Williams were Glacier National Park's Artists-in-Residence for the month of June. (Courtesy photo)
A shot taken of professional dancer and artist Ilana Goldman in the dress she made out of plastics collected over a four-month period. Goldman and her husband Gabriel Williams were Glacier National Park's Artists-in-Residence for the month of June. (Courtesy photo)
Typically, a dancer’s costume is made of a material such as silk or satin but this summer, one dancer came to Glacier Park to perform in a dress made of plastic recyclables to remind us of the harmful effects plastic waste has on the environment.
The Glacier National Park Artist-in-Residence Program offers artists the opportunity to pursue their artistic discipline while being surrounded by the park’s inspiring landscape and the artists for the month of June were Ilana Goldman and Gabriel Williams...
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