Featuring works by artists who are passionate about environmental issues, Eco-logic addresses the politics of human interaction, interference and reclamation of the natural environment. A reception from 6-10 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 15 at the Community Artists' Collective accompanies the exhibit's opening, which is held in cooperation with the Cynthia Mitchell Center's Nov. 6 "Life is Living" event in Emancipation Park, a hip-hop based environmental justice festival.

Eco-Logic will be on view  runs through Nov. 13.