Inspire Change for a Collaborative Future – Mural Project
Elsewhere partnered with Darlene McClinton and 12 local artists to create a mural that reflects our community.
EARF – Elsewhere Alumni Relief Fund
The Elsewhere Alumni Relief Fund was conceived to help meet those in highest need, who are falling through the cracks in society’s larger systems. We are currently reaching out to our 500+ alumni to see how we can help.
Courtney Brooke
Courtney is an artist and maker from Visalia, California who received her BFA in drawing and painting at California State University in Long Beach, CA. After graduation she began working at a non-profit art center for adults with developmental disabilities. In her own work, she is fascinated by the infinite shapes and patterns found in...
Jordan Wason
Jordan Wason (J.R.) is an artist from New Jersey, living in New York, who animates objects, co-hosts happenings where art is destroyed, and plays music. He constantly shuffles himself between the three. All his creations journal his attempts at making meaning through absurdity, the rawness of improvisation, and the discovery of narrative within spaces and...
Mark Fleuridor
Mark Fleuridor is a Haitian American artist born and raised in Miami, Florida. He graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a BFA in Painting (2019). Fleuridor explores his own personal history within his Haitian background and familial religious experiences. These topics are explored through mediums such as painting, performance, quilting and collage.
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Jasmine Best
Jasmine Best is a true Southern Artist, gathering narratives from her Carolinian family and childhood. The North Carolina based artist uses her personal memories and manipulations of her memories to create dialogues about the black female identity in the south and in predominately white spaces. Her work often depicts maternal figures, each depicting the diversity...
2020 Announcement
Elsewhere will host 50+ artists and a suite of programs fueling the new decade with the spirit of collaboration and creativity! Click here to see the full line up
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Elsewhere will host 50+ artists and a suite of programs fueling the new decade with the spirit of collaboration and creativity! Follow along and see the...
Kylee jo
Kylee jo recently finished her BFA in drawing from the University of Florida, and is still figuring out her identity as an artist. In her multi-media paintings and installations (which sometimes incorporate film and/or sound) she tends to use humorous modes such as cartoons and warped realities to present gendered stereotypes. Materials she uses range...
Reona Woods
Reona Woods is an artist working with code, electronics, video and sculpture. She earned her BFA at Florida State University in Interactive Media. Her work complies, recomposes, and repeats information by manipulating images and text from the Internet or live data. The work adheres to code or rules as a means to organize abundance.
Sidra Paige
Sidra is a writer and visual artist whose work is characterized by the dark side of human nature and metaphysics. She finds power in story and uses it to explore taboos within the human psyche. Lately she has been focused on writing but is ready to incorporate both creative writing and painting in order to...
Vonnie Quest
Born and raised in Milwaukee, WI, Devon Smith (b.1991) better known as Vonnie Quest is an Interdisciplinary Documentary Artist and independent curator. His practice examines the intersections of history, place, personal identity, and memory. Working with various material and mediums, Quest situates his work within the sphere of experimental video. Influenced by Afrofuturism, Science Fiction,...
Lexy Ho-Tai
Lexy Ho-Tai is a multi-discplinary visual artist and teaching artist, interested in the intersection between art-making and making the world a better place. She disrupts the exclusive and elitist tendencies of the art world by working in non-traditional art spaces, repurposing discarded and recycled materials, collaborating with artists working across multiple disciplines, and engaging with...
