On Saturday June 16th, 2012 members of the art collective SWARM! including Winchester residents Andrea Zampitella and Larry Frisoli, will join forces with artists and musicians from the Boston area to transform the Griffin Museum of Photography into a HIVE of inspired dance, sculpture and sound.
The Hive emerged as a way to advocate for the health of bees, which are vital to the survival of a majority of our crops. The recent phenomenon CCD ( colony collapse disorder) continues to affect hives across the United States. As a result, bees are mysteriously disappearing from their hives. The disappearance of the bee's sometimes cause entire colonies to collapse without enough worker bees to keep the hive running.
Inspired by the bee population's natural and incredible survival instinct, and teamwork, The Hive is a structure that is experiential, multi-sensory and interactive, inviting artists, sculptors, musicians, and all creative thinkers to contribute to the construction, atmosphere and culture of our communal space.
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Please join us in celebration of our collaborative efforts June 16th, 2012 from 6-8:30 at the Griffin Museum of Photography 67 Shore Rd Winchester, MA
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Winchester Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
