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Pollinator: A Dance of Reciprocity celebrates the vital symbiotic relationship between bees and flowers, where colour, motion, and reciprocity sustain life. Through vibrant marks and symbolic forms, the art collection reflects both chaos and order in nature’s design. Beyond ecology through art, it offers a human lesson: like bees, we flourish through reciprocity—caring at home, collaborating at work, and building resilient communities where every small act strengthens the whole.

Virtual & Onsite Art Exhibition

Open House & Virtual

Date: Thursday 22 January 2025 to Sunday 31 January 2025

Open House: 12 PM to 6:00 PM 

Appointment by registration here
​Virtual: Watch this space
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Art Therapy Workshop
Saturday 24 January 2025

4:00 PM to 6:00 PM 

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In conjunction with the art exhibition, Pollinator: A Dance of Reciprocity, an art therapy workshop invites participants to explore the bee–flower relationship as a metaphor for human connection. Through colour, movement, and symbolic mark-making, participants will reflect on reciprocity in their own lives—at home, work, and in relationships that address both positive and negative influences. The session fosters creativity, self-awareness, healing, and collaboration, offering gentle insights into self-care to nurture personal resilience and collective flourishing.

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Art Talk

Date: Sunday 25 January 2025

Time: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM 

Venue: Sundowner (former Bukit Timah Fire Station)

272 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 588190

Light refreshments will be served

Note: Observation of live bees will be presented in a safe environment.  

Free admission by registration

Details will be announced soon (contact: karenhoisington@gmail.com)
 

In this art talk, artist Karen Hoisington and beekeeper Clarence Chua come together to share insights from her exhibition, Pollinator: A Dance of Reciprocity, celebrating the symbiotic dance between bees and flowers. Through vibrant artworks and stories from the hive, they will discuss how reciprocity sustains nature—and how it can guide us in building relationships that are mutually beneficial through daily triumphs and challenges.