Elsewhere's August Artists-in-Residence
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There’s no such thing as a goodbye in Elsewhere land. This afternoon (after a month of vinyl listening sessions, porch parties, conversations on clothes, and a First Friday group opening) we say, “See you later” to our 5 August artists in-residence.
See their projects below and drop by the museum Wednesday-Saturday, 1-10pm to explore the work they created.
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Janelle Beasley, Velvet Retreat, bathroom installation. Beasley responds to NC's House Bill 2 by creating a comfortable, inviting environment for individual private use.
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Megan Blythe Stewart, Elsewear, wardrobe installation and performance. Stewart wore collection wardrobe since her first day at Elsewhere and created an installation based on people’s memories about clothing.
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Alex Meiser, Nothing Can Be Something, fabric installation. Meiser reconstructs Elsewhere’s Fabric Fortress into two compelling, rolled fabric pyramids.
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Roger Miles, Resonate/Generate, curated vinyl records, installation, and cyanotype prints. Miles continues his vinyl record project at Elsewhere; he created a listening station and curated the collection with London style.
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Alix Pentecost-Farren, Things Have Changed, 4 pencil illustration sequences. Pentecost-Farren responds to the Living Museum by installing 4 North Carolina andGreensboro inspired illustrations in specific parts of Elsewhere’s first floor.
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