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Six women artists from The Hive Archive partnered with six young women artists from New Urban Arts to design and fabricate a sculptural installation called Hexacomb that celebrates the creative voices of women and girls in Rhode Island.

Each individual piece utilizes the hexagon of a honeycomb and this repetition ties the individual pieces together in order to form a central narrative. The Hive Archive believes that the sum of a whole is greater than the individual parts and that people sharing ideas, skills and resources will always lead to actions greater than those of any individual. This theme is central to Hexacomb, in which twelve individual voices come together to inspire a greater movement of women in the arts in Rhode Island.

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Hive Artists
Deb DeMarco
Heather Guidero
Jori Ketten
Kirsten Lamb
Monica Shinn
Alyssa Holland Short

New Urban Arts Artists
Amanda Abreu
Ginger Avila
Alyce Brown
Ava Ginsburg
Kelsea Ricard
Sara Tolbert

Posted on June 25, 2009

The Hive Gasometer got a fresh coat of paint during the Olneyville Shines 2009 event. LOPCO Contracting's Proprietor Tom Lopatosky helped organize the event and led a team of volunteers on the painting project. THANK YOU LOPCO!

Posted on June 4, 2009