Overview
A celebration, art opening, and panel for the Honeycomb project with live music performances, art demos, an artist panel, wine and more!
Join us for the opening night of The Honeycomb Project. This installation features a modular mosaic of 900 individually crafted hexagonal panels created by over 500 local artists—a visual metaphor for how individual efforts come together to build a strong, resilient community.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
A lively panel discussion with Candace Garlock, Cheryl Gleason, and Juliette Leong
Live encaustic artist demos by Linda Nunes
Live music performances, including a performance by 9-year old savant Juliette Leong on violin...while on her rollerblades! 🎻 🛼
Interactive art stations for guests to participate
Complimentary snacks & wine
Mark your calendars—we can't wait to celebrate with you! 🐝💛
About Honeycomb:
We are currently hosting The Honeycomb Project by regional artist Candace Garlock. This installation features a modular mosaic of 900 individually crafted hexagonal panels created by over 500 local artists—a visual metaphor for how individual efforts come together to build a strong, resilient community.
At first glance, a honeycomb may seem like a simple pattern, but its beauty lies in the way each hexagonal cell works in harmony with the whole. The Honeycomb Project uses that natural form as a metaphor for community: many individual voices, each distinct, coming together to create something resilient, layered, and diverse.
This traveling exhibition brings together hundreds of small artworks by artists from across the region, each one contributing to a larger collective vision. What begins as a single hexagon becomes a shared portrait of place, collaboration, and connection, reminding us that community is built one contribution at a time.
Organized by Nevada artist and educator Candace Garlock, the project reflects on how art can knit people together across geography, experience, and background. Through image and text, The Honeycomb Project celebrates the relationships that shape us and the environments we share.
Learn more 🔗 : https://honeycomb2025.blogspot.com/