Telling the Bees

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Please note that access will not be permitted 15 minutes after the start of the event.

This event will be held in English.

Daudy will introduce the project of nature conservation and social change through agriculture upon which she has been working in the cloud forests of Bolivia. The artist will also talk about her research into folklore, myth and ancient traditions to do with honey and beekeeping, as well as presenting the films, diary and other artwork she has been making using honey not just as an inspiration but also a material. Through this work Daudy invites us to consider the consequences of our personal decisions upon our environment, and the proximity of the divine.

Kate Daudy is a British conceptual artist best known for her public interventions and large-scale outdoor sculptures. Working across a variety of media, she lives and works in London and has exhibited worldwide. At the Institute, Daudy will be working on "Telling the Bees," a project promoting communication, environmental resilience, collective-conservation, adaptation, and regeneration. Inventive, complex, and celebratory, the work is an educational, multi-disciplinary art project that sheds a golden light on the symbiotic relationship between the bee and humankind.

The Rendez-Vous de l’Institut Series is generously supported by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation. You will find a full calendar of the Fellows’ Talks.