The year is 2121.
Honeybees are now extinct.
Now the only hives are the ones that humans have built for themselves.
It’s not the next revolution – it’s the one after.
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102 years into the future, cities have sealed themselves under holographic domes to protect themselves from the inhospitable climate. Yet, when the robo-bee population begins to die off like their honeymaking ancestors, the fate of this new society rests upon the fading memories of the last living beekeeper, a (former?) revolutionary who goes by the name Queen B.

Queen B premiered at Tamales y Bicicletas Urban Farm in Minneapolis, MN in August 2019 before going on to tour urban and rural green spaces in Southern Minnesota in July - September 2021.

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Co-presented with partners Tamales y Bicicletas Urban Farm, Franconia Sculpture Park  (Schafer), Squash Blossom Farm (Oronoco), Dreamery Rural Arts Initiative (Wycoff) and Lake Street Truth Collective (Minneapolis)

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Funded by generous grants from the
Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initative and Arts Tour Programs.