Nancy Macko: The fragile Bee
April 7 - July 8
Mary Blanton Kennedy Gallery
Exhibition organized through Katharine T. Carter & Associates
Nancy Macko
Summer Lupine (Lupinus formosus)
2015
Archival digital print mounted on white Sintra and faced with Plexiglas
On loan from artist
Made possible by Rea Charitable Trust
Since the early nineties, Nancy Macko has drawn upon images of the honeybee society to explore the relationships between art, science, technology and ancient matriarchal cultures. Today, she combines elements of printmaking, digital media, photography and installation to create a unique visual language. This combination of media allows her to examine and respond to issues related to eco-feminism, nature, and the importance of ancient matriarchal cultures, as well as to explore her interests in the relationships between art and technology, science, evolution and ecology.
