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Lesia Mokrycke is an artist and landscape designer. Her current work, Monument Trees, uses art to raise awareness about the urban forest while fostering new and innovative approaches to conservation.

Monumental: Protecting Urban TreesThu, Oct 29Location is TBD
Introductory Painting WorkshopSat, Nov 14The Cotton Factory
Hamilton Art Fair: In RelationFri, Nov 20The Cotton Factory
Christmas MarketFri, Dec 04The Cotton Factory
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Lesia Mokrycke is an artist and landscape designer. Her current work, Monument Trees, uses art to raise awareness about the urban forest while fostering new and innovative approaches to conservation.

Workshop
June 20 2026
Ontario Heritage Conference, The Cotton Factory: “From Seeds to Trees”. Led by Lesia Mokrycke.

Talk
June 19 2026
Ontario Heritage Conference, LIUNA Station: “Building Conservation Networks: Hamilton's Monument Trees”. Talk by Lesia Mokrycke.

Event
June 4 2026
The Revival, “Monumental: Protecting Urban Trees”. A joint event produced by Green Venture and Tropos.

Event
May 4 2026
Doors Open, Auchmar Estate & The Cotton Factory.

Event
Feb 13 2026
Winterfest, Sharespace 2.0 at the Cotton Factory.

Event
Dec 7 2025
Open Studio, Sharespace 2.0 at the Cotton Factory.

Exhibition
Nov 15 2025
Entwined Ecosystems, Featuring artists Lana Paiement and Lesia Mokrycke. Curated by Annette Auteri.

Exhibition
Sept 9 2025
Art Fair,“Emergence” A group exhibition featuring artists in Sharespace 2.0 at the Cotton Factory. Curated by Patty Lynes.

Award
June 6 2024
Hamilton Natural Heritage Awards, Brickworks. Awarded by the Hamilton Natural Heritage Committee for leadership in preserving Hamilton's natural heritage.

Event
Summer 2022
Monument Tree Tour, Presented by Downtown AM Rotary Club of Hamilton, Lesia Mokrycke & Charlie Briggs, Royal Botanical Gardens.



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