Reverb, a new curatorial project at Tyson Research Center, transforms a 3,200-square-foot WWII-era bunker into a hub for contemporary art. Located within the 2,000-acre biological field station in Eureka, Missouri, Reverb brings together art and science. This fall, the inaugural exhibition Yard Through featured works by Erin Johnston and Layla Zubi, reflecting on the relationship between nature and human intervention. A series of interactive workshops deepened these themes, connecting artists, scientists, and the community in creative exploration. Highlights included a jazz trio performance at the opening, a soundscape collaboration led by The Voices, and a natural dye workshop hosted by Erin Luna. Stay tuned for more opportunities with Reverb in the coming year!