Bees, Hives, & Stumps meet Honey Month at The Lodge at St Edwards

Collage with Frog Eggs (detail); R Williamson, Acrylic on canvas; 24” w x 30” h; 4/25

Honey Month brings with it the bees. Don’t get me started on the proliferation of spiders in my yard, this is much more appealing. A current (9/25) show of pieces that relate to bees and honey (as many of the recent ones do) went up last month at The Lodge at Saint Edwards. Paintings and wall sculptures are grouped in the lower display hall directly across from the George Tsutakawa area. Good company to have.

The tie-in is with the autumn harvest of honey by resident beekeeper, Dan Sullivan, that marks Honey Month at the Lodge. His Shipwreck Honey is a featured part of various offerings in the restaurant, bar, and even the spa on site.. Read about the goings on in the Lodge Calendar: https://www.thelodgeatstedward.com/upcoming-events/honey-month-hotel-hop

As always the rotating art exhibits are curated by Kamela Daniels of Catalyst Fine Art. Now celebrating 4 years of shows featuring local artists that are perhaps underrepresented.

Shingled Stump and Big Dauber; (show install); R Williamson, both collage and watercolor on paper; framed under glass; 4/25

Honey Month continues through September and my artwork will be up a bit longer than that. Some of these were part of my show at Perry + Carlson in the early summer and some are on display for the first time, not all shown in this post.

Charred Stump; R Williamson wood scraps, plywood, acrylic texture, brass brads; 27.5” w x 35” tall; 4/25

Collage with Frog Eggs and The Humming of the Ferns; (show install); R Williamson, both acrylic, 1 on canvas; 1 on panel; 4/25

Hive Ball; R Williamson wood scraps, plywood, acrylic texture, brass brads; 40” w x 30” tall; 7/25