pollination
Several of my works from Pollination (2015) are on view in New York this summer. Details and press release follow:
Reprise: Summer Show 2018
Ronald Feldman Gallery
Jun 12 – Aug 31, 2018
Scene from the gallery showing three of my works from Pollination (2015): Weeds, C, and Shamanic Bee
One week remains to see my work at Pratt Manhattan Gallery as part of the show "Nectar: War Upon the Bees." Through February 11.
https://www.pratt.edu/events/single/?id=52214
The process of making "Smells like Money (Hungry Spirits)" 2015 and "Spent Flower," 2015
Left: Smells Like Money (Hungry Spirits), 2015; Right: Spent Flower, 2015
How a bumblebee remembers the location of a dandelion in Spring. Kelly Heaton, 2016
Digital photocollage representing the world view of a bumblebee using its memory to search for a particular Spring dandelion.
Working today on body pollen and chakra-inspired perfumes. Here's a view onto my artistic perfume bench, a happy and fragrant chaos. The images, pollen, tools and scents are from my perfume painting kit, Bee The Flower (2015)
Thanks Allison Meier for the great review in hyperallergic.com, October 19, 2015. Image: View of Pollination at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, September 12 - October 24, 2015
My website has been updated to include text, images and video for my latest body of work, "Pollination," on view at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts NYC through October 24:
Diagram of the Chakric Perfumes of the Beekeeper (2015).
Detail of "The Beekeeper," 2015. Kinetic sculpture made with steel, cast resin, brass, electronics, wood and paint. Approximate dimensions are 60"(W) x 132" (H). Kelly Heaton
I am pleased to announce that my latest body of work, "Pollination," will open on September 12 at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, 31 Mercer Street, NYC. The show addresses many facets of pollination as a fertile exchange, including bees, commerce, human relationships, spirituality and technology. Works include large-scale sculpture, kinetic sculpture, works on paper and perfume. A public reception will be hosted at the gallery on September 12 from 6 - 8pm. The show runs through October 24.
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