ART AND ECOLOGY ARTIST RESIDENCY
April 2016 Santa Lucia, Vejer de la Frontera
Theme:
Exploring the inner
and outer landscapes of the honeybee
The honeybee inhabits both the dark space of the interior of it’s ‘womb’/nest space and the sun-filled outer, geographical landscape where it forages. This residency was a call for artistic responses on the relationship between the inner and outer landscapes that the honeybee inhabits, that we inhabit. One of the main questions that arose was ‘How do we want to live together?’
Team:
Lydia Heath, Florence Boyd, Jorge Gallardo, Karmit Evenzur, Pol Parrhesia
Supported by:
AA.VV. Pedro Esquivel, Earth Speaks, Arriero Collective, ONCA
Gallery:
How do we want to live together? by Lydia Heath
Hive contemplation. BeeTime artist residency Spring 2016
Paco’s Bees
Community learning, opening Jo and Chris’ Warré hive.
Natural honey comb
Natural honey comb
Hive inspection, Paco’s hive.
Our visit to local beekeeper Manuel Vigilia, Bee Time Spring 2016
Weaving. Bee Time artist residency, Spring 2016
Basket making with Migue, BeeTime artist residency Spring 2016
Basket making with Migue, BeeTime artist residency Spring 2016
Painted hive, by Florence Boyd
Aula de la Naturaleza
Mapping out interrelationships. BeeTime artist residency, Spring 2016
Practising Bee Breath, BeeTime artist residency, Spring 2016
I am a paradox, by Jorge Gallardo
I am a paradox, by Jorge Gallardo
BeeTime artist residency Spring 2016
Bee Time artist residency Spring 2016
BeeTime Spring 2016 poster