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The Bee Sisterhood Oracle Exhibit
In the summer of 2024, the Bee Sisterhood Oracle Exhibit made its debut at the Peter White Public Library in Marquette, MI. It was an immersive celebration of feminine creativity, community, and the sacred wisdom of the hive.
Featuring all 49 original oracle card artworks, the exhibit invited visitors to interact with the deck through guided readings, written reflections, and hands-on displays inspired by the Gifts of the Hive.
If youβre a gallery, organization, or cultural space interested in hosting this vibrant, heart-centered exhibit, weβd love to connect. The Bee Sisterhood Oracle Exhibit is a powerful invitation to explore art, spirit, and community through the lens of honeybee wisdom and women-led storytelling.
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Letβs co-create something magical.
The Bee Oracle Project was founded by a group of women creators to establish and grow a strong and thriving Hive, a powerful community of women supporting one another. Our intention is to create women-led works of art and spirit that will in turn fund our work over time.
The profits from our first project, the Bee Sisterhood Oracle deck, will fund assistance for women facing acute financial need or insecurity within the Hive community and beyond.
Meet the Cluster
In the heart of Michigan, a cluster of women embarked on a profound journey, tirelessly weaving their unique gifts, wisdom, and talents into a masterpiece known as the Bee Sisterhood Oracle card deck. This labor of love wasn't just about creating art; it was about forming a hive of creativity, unity, and support.
Tracy Barilleaux
Kellie Schneider
Ona Christie Martin
Luna (Leslie Powers)
Evelyne Verret
Jon Willow
Jackie Rushton
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