Edith Graves Art Advisor
Date : July 24, 2022
Thrilled to be working with Edith Graves and her new art consulting project, Edith Graves / Art Advisor
For more information, have a perusal around her stunning website, edith graves.com
‘A Bird to overhear’ selected for the IHS Filmfestival
Date : June 20, 2022
We are delighted to announce that A Bird to overhear—has been selected for the International Herb Symposium Film Festival and are honored to be amongst films that demonstrate respect for our world, highlight the perils persisted upon the land and species, and provide positive ways forward in concert and community. Copy Press/Brece Honeycutt
Available on line until 25 Sept, 2022 (https://www.ihsfilmfestival.org).
‘ A Bird to overhear,’ is part of Copy Press UK’s Becoming Fireflies series.
a talk at the American Antiquarian Society & a walk at Art Omi
Date : May 21, 2022
Artist in the Archive Talk Wednesday June 15 at 4pm at the American Antiquarian Society
I will discuss my research with the American Antiquarian Society collection as a 2019 Artist Fellow that led to my project “A Bird to Overhear-‘ with Copy Press UK.
[A video recording of the talk may be viewed on the AAS YouTube channel.]
Seasonal Landscape Walk Saturday June 4th at 11am at Art Omi, Omi NY
We will explore what makes June, June. Our walk will be articulated with poems and readings to accentuate the natural happenings on the ground and in the air.
Please register for the walk at Art Omi
Shaker Inspired at Joyce Goldstein Gallery, May 14- June 18th
Date : May 2, 2022
Thrilled to be in the exhibition Shaker Inspired organized by Eric Wolf at Joyce Goldstein Gallery
Opening reception Saturday May 14, 3pm to 6pm
Shaker Inspired Catalogue designed by Patrick Neal
Among Friends 3 opens on May 6
Date : May 1, 2022
Thrilled to be in the amazing show, Among Friends 3 curated by Alexandra Rutsch Brock, Beth Dary & Patricia Fabricant with over 300 artists zipped together!
Hop on over to @among_friends_show to see all 300 works!
orb #3, 2022, acorn & pinecone ink, pencil, gouache & graphite
‘A Bird to overhear’ reviewed by journalist Lee Lawrence
Date : February 15, 2022
We–me & Copy Press UK–are honored that Lee Lawrence reviewed ‘A Bird to overhear’ on her blog, Art Alert.
“In this 25-minute video — https://vimeo.com/666753146 — artist Brece Honeycutt draws us into her journey of wonder at the world around us — and of woe for the lack of regard with which we treat it. “A Bird to Overhear” is an essay filled with Honeycutt’s own keen-eyed observations interspersed with lessons gleaned from scientists, poets, painters and, above all else, nature. We hear birds at the start of the video then, against a backdrop of silence, Honeycutt’s voice asks: “Are we listening? Are you listening? When did I start listening?”
To read Lawrence’s complete review on Art Alert, please click here.
‘A Bird to overhear’ – new collaboration with Copy Press UK
Date : February 7, 2022
Thrilled to announce the launch of my work with Copy Press UK for their ‘Becoming Fireflies series.’
Our collaborative work may be viewed here: A Bird to overhear–
Audio-visual images: history, landscape, birds. Bird song marks not only the change of season, but indicates ecological shifts in landscape and climate, as noted in the crucial observations gleaned by naturalists Rachel Carson (1907-1964) and Florence Merriam Bailey (1863-1948). Daily note taking brings an awareness to the world right outside one’s doorstep, gathering the nearby into community. Knowing and naming are firsts steps, in making aware.
photography, filming/Brece Honeycutt; script, narrator/Brece Honeycutt; script editor/Vit Hopley; producer/Yve Lomax; video-editing, post production/Jono Lomax; graphics/Opal Morgen.
running time 25 minutes |1080p HD | Colour | Digital 2.35:1 | Copy Press/Becoming Fireflies 2022
HOLIDAY at LABspace
Date : December 9, 2021
HOLIDAY – Annual big show of small, affordable work — over 250 artists
On view until February 20 & open, Saturday + Sunday 1-5pm
LABspace, 2642 NY Route 23, Hillsdale NY 12529
mending practice #134, gouache, fabric & thread on punjab rag paper, 7″ x 5″
More on the mending practice series, found here.
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Contemporary North – artists supporting artists
Date : November 12, 2021
Honored to amongst a group of artists in Contemporary North’s online store curated by Jason Andrew—“Land” and the ideas drawn from it, is the inspiration behind this.”
Artists included in the online shop include: Nikki Blair, Amanda Braizer, Martha Clippinger, Hermine Ford, Pricilla Fusco, Paula Pino, Claire Sherwood & Jessica Sanders.
For more information on Contemporary North, have a look at their website.
Natural Dye Workshop with River Valley Arts Collective on October 11th
Date : September 28, 2021
Please join us on Monday October 11th (10am- 3pm) for a Natural Dye Workshop hosted by the River Valley Arts Collective. Space is limited, so please pre-register with River Valley Arts Collective
What the Trees Try to Tell Us We Are at Hotchkiss School
Date : September 28, 2021
So pleased to participate in the group exhibition ‘What the Trees Try to Tell Us We Are’ curated by Joan Baldwin, Curator of Special Collections at the The Hotchkiss School.
Participating artists: Lynne Lena Curtis, Michael Gellatly, Brece Honeycutt, Robert Kipniss, T. Klacsmann, Roger McKee, Terri Moore, Ann Conrad Stewart, Lilly Woodworth
a selection from the series ‘bird nest studies’ constructed with invasive vines & weeds (bedstraw, bittersweet, dock, goldenrod, mugwort, plantain, tower rockcress)
Radius 50
Date : July 17, 2021
Thrilled to be exhibiting in Radius 50 at Woodstock Artists Association (WAAM).
July 31 – September 12, 2021
Radius 50 is an exhibition of works by artists living and working within 50 miles of Woodstock. Of the 172 submissions for this exhibition, jurors Alyson Baker and Candice Madey of River Valley Arts Collective chose works by 13 artists who are responding to and reflecting on diverse aspects of the rural environments in which they live. The artists bring to bear the influence of their immediate landscape in both materiality and subject matter with local geography, histories, traditions, and natural resources forming the context for a broader dialogue about the relationship between artist and place.
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Natalie Beal, Irja Boden, Kathy Greenwood, Shanti Grumbine, Brece Honeycutt, Martine Kaczynski, Alison McNulty, Tony Moore, Ralph Mosley, Linda Stillman, Joy Taylor, Victoria van der Laan, Yage Wang
WAAM, 28 Tinker Street, Woodstock NY 12498, 845.679.2940 Open Thursday – Sunday, 12pm-5pm