Hexagon Project

The 2024 Project is well underway in Throop, Nanticoke, Ashley, and Wilkes-Barre!

– Below are some of our first workshops and news from our participants. Mid-Valley, for Veteran’s Day Civics Teacher, Michelle Chang with Principal Jeffrey Kovaleski with the Hexagons Every student at the Mid-Valley Secondary Center (grades 7 – 12) was given a blank Hexagon and asked to write words or draw images that came to their mind […]

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2023 Environmental Justice Theme Highlighted in Annual Exhibit & Workshops in September

“Art is born of the observation and investigation of nature.” Roman Philosopher & Scholar Marcus Tullius Cicero That sentiment will be on full display this September as The Interdependence Hexagon Project showcases artwork born from its 2023 theme of Environmental Justice. In addition to the exhibit of artwork, community members can experience hands-on activities to

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Hexagons in the Berkshires Honor Indigenous People

We are especially impressed with this project completed in the Berkshires of Massachusetts by Art Educator, Historian, Fulbright Scholar and Researcher Stephanie Graham. Stephanie is the art teacher and global education program coordinator at Mount Everett RegionalSchool in Sheffield, Massachusetts. She and her students have previously participated in the Hexagon Project but this 2022 school

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Meet Hollis Hoban, An Artful Intern

Meet Hollis Hoban of Scranton, a junior at Keystone College, majoring in Digital Media, who is our new intern working to help us communicate our mission at the Interdependence Hexagon Project and continue to connect people around the globe through hexagonal art.  Hollis is part of Alpha Lambda Delta and the vice president of the

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