Artists

Exhibit begins January 13, 2025UCSF Women’s Health Center Floors 3 – 62356 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA 94115 Note: Because this is a working medical office, to avoid disruption to doctors and patients, visitors wishing to view artwork must check in with the reception desk on each floor when they arrive, and be respectful of […]

Vanessa Smith is an artist who has worked with Buzzy’s Bees creating art for the Give Grief a Voice project since 2021. She shares with us her process for creating priceless art for bereaved families, her own story with grief, and how this project has impacted her life. I experienced my own loss in 2015,

In just two weeks we will be going live online with our 2020 Give Grief a Voice Art Exhibit and Auction.  You can get a sense of the impact that the storytelling and art make in the lives of families who’ve lost a child from this brief glimpse of the day the families received their

This week we introduce artist Lea K. Tawd.  She describes her work and her experience creating for Buzzy’s Bees.  She began to work with Give Grief a Voice in 2020.  Join us in welcoming Lea to our group of talented artists. “I am a mixed media artist, Reiki Master, creativity coach and author of “Creativity

This week we spotlight another of our Give Grief a Voice artists, Dianna Fontes.  Dianna describes herself as an Oregon rain baby who has lived all over the state.  Currently, she resides with her husband, three teen/adult children (“thanks COVID”), and four cats in Troutdale, Oregon.  Her creative nature grew out of a childhood centered

Have you heard the buzz?  Our project, Give Grief a Voice, is now in its second year. As with everything in 2020 we have been adjusting our plans even as our goal is consistent. Buzzy’s Bees’ Give Grief a Voice project provides families who have lost a young child an artistic representation of their child’s