All are invited to witness the raising of the frame, which will take place all day on May 9. Willgoose's work involves scenes deriving from her interest in honeybees, beehives, and the activity of bees as a metaphor for human activities. Although Willgoose uses a variety of materials, including bee honey, the exhibit comprises a whole-room situation in which the sculptural form and matter is not as important as what is happening. Willgoose will also display small hand-made artistic books. All the work is being done as part of the students' Plan of Concentration, the cornerstone of Marlboro College's academic program.
All exhibits are free and open to the public.