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Museum Bees Hand crafted, one-of-a-kind, objects of art. Every Bee as unique as their keeper.

Math, puzzles, and small objects. Finally, a holiday that understands me.It’s Celebration of Mind Day, devoted to recrea...
10/21/2026

Math, puzzles, and small objects. Finally, a holiday that understands me.

It’s Celebration of Mind Day, devoted to recreational mathematics, logical thinking, puzzles, games, and close-up magic. Given my love of math and puzzles, I feel a certain responsibility to observe it.

Your puzzle this morning: deciding which Bee belongs in your collection. I’ve supplied a few possible answers.

Scroll through the preview. These Bees and more hit the website this morning at 10:30 EST.

Head to the Newest tab when they land. If you find your Bee, check out promptly. Remember, adding it to your cart doesn’t reserve it. They do sell fast!

Share this with someone whose mind could use a little art this morning.

10/21/2026

I was delighted to be invited and will be participating in KMAC Contemporary Art Museums Show:  “Material Obsession”
This is an annual event where 25 Artists are challenged to create work from a limited group of materials that KMAC Museum provides.
This year the objects were samples that they collected from local interior design firms.

I chose select wallpapers from Schumaker, Clarence House and an assortment of others to create two triptychs.

These will be available for purchase at the event on October 22nd at KMAC Museum.
Procedes from this event will benefit the Museum. This event coincides with their Vernissage and is a ticketed event.

My two pieces will be silent auction bids that will start at $1. Bidding is open at the link in our profile.
You’re welcome to bid on these even if you aren’t able to attend.

Event details:
Artist Reception
KMAC
Thursday October 22, 2026, 5 - 8
Link in bio to bid.

10/20/2026

“Collection of framed metal animal figures.” I believe we’ve met.

My friend Jen Bienvenu spotted some early Museum Bees headed to auction at Freeman’s in Chicago and sent me the link. The description leaves the maker a mystery. Happy to clear that up.

Those octagonal pieces. Those deep frames. A black Lab I haven’t made in at least five years. Fifteen years into making Bees, it’s quite something to see these again, especially the forms and frames I no longer have.

Share this with a fellow beekeeper who might recognize an early Bee. Good luck if you’re bidding.

A collection is a self-portrait, piece by piece.You choose something because it reminds you of someone, takes you somewh...
10/17/2026

A collection is a self-portrait, piece by piece.

You choose something because it reminds you of someone, takes you somewhere, or simply makes you smile. Over time, those choices tell a story only you could tell.

I love that a Bee leaves my studio and becomes part of that story. You give it a place and a meaning I couldn’t have planned.

Send me a photo of your collection and tell me which piece started it all.

10/16/2026

I’d love to tell you this was all part of the plan.

We developed these rings for backgrounds, then found out by accident that they’re rather good at holding dishes. Suddenly, bowls and porcelain pieces we couldn’t securely mount before were fair game.

One solution, several new possibilities, and more excuses for me to play with porcelain. I’m doing my best to keep it in one piece.

Take a look at where this happy accident has led us, then share it with someone who appreciates an unexpected turn.

A bear with a honey habit and a pilot in a hurry. October 14 has range.Winnie-the-Pooh’s first book arrived on this day ...
10/14/2026

A bear with a honey habit and a pilot in a hurry. October 14 has range.

Winnie-the-Pooh’s first book arrived on this day in 1926. Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier on this day in 1947. Twenty-one years apart, two approaches to adventure: break the sound barrier or stop for honey.

For today’s new Bees, I suggest a little of both: choose what you love, then move quickly. Scroll through to see a few of those that will arrive at 10:30 AM EST.

When you’re done, share this preview with someone you’d happily race to the Bees.

Good taste has arrived from Missouri.Our Celebrity Guest Chef is Becky McKay, in from New Madrid, Missouri, and cooking ...
10/14/2026

Good taste has arrived from Missouri.

Our Celebrity Guest Chef is Becky McKay, in from New Madrid, Missouri, and cooking up a savory batch of Chef’s Specials!

Give Becky a warm welcome, and share this with someone who appreciates good taste.

You can learn a lot about someone from the things they choose to keep and display.Collecting is personal. So is arrangin...
10/10/2026

You can learn a lot about someone from the things they choose to keep and display.

Collecting is personal. So is arranging it all. The bees on this wall sit among needlework and other objects that matter to their owner. Together, they tell a story only this customer could tell.

Thank you for sending me a photo of your collection. Seeing where these pieces end up is one of my favorite parts of this work.

Have a Museum Bees collection at home? Send a photo by DM. We may share it here so everyone else can have a look, too.

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