The Toy Trough: Stories from a Lost and Found
Anne Wu (Miami, NM)
Toy Trough on the first floor, shelving in the Department Store, Toynado room.
“An installation”. In her home state of New Mexico, Wu manages a thrift store of her own –– like a store owner, she tackled the disorganized heap of toys found near the museum’s front, developing categories and dioramas based on...
Shelter Elsewhere Fellowship
APPLICATIONS CLOSED.
Part live/work exchange, part cohort of collaborative thought partners, and part COVID-19 social housing opportunity.
Creative Catalyst Fellowship
Elsewhere is proud to announce April Parker as our inaugural Creative Catalyst Fellow.
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.
LOVE LINE, 2020
A K Mimi Allin (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia)
handmade map of Greensboro, collection rotary phone
Artist A K Mimi Allin is looping L—O—V—E in cursive letters across Greensboro, blazing a new footpath with an old rotary telephone, collecting voices from people on the street and from visitors to Elsewhere Museum, short messages of love, encouragement and friendship. Her old...
Creature Autonomous Zone
Kylee jo (Gainseville, FL)
collection fabrics, denim and polyester stuffing, house paint, spray paint, collection knick knacks, astroturf, collection “It’s better in the Bahamas” viser, collection “Papa smurf” cup, collection chair, sound button
Kylee jo’s project, Ducky Doggie Creature Bubble, is an interactive and immersive multimedia installation that is set within the Elsewhere library nook. The...
The Bureau of Illumination
Elicia Epstein (Lincoln, MA)
Museum collection mirrors, scrap metal, and miscellaneous small objects
The Bureau of Illumination is an installation that builds on the site of the Glass Forest, serving as a site of literal and metaphorical light and epiphany within the Elsewhere Museum.
In this work, I build upon the pattern of mirrors on the walls initially...
Raw Materials
Nicole Asselin (Winston Salem, NC)
Museum collection Scrap Wood, Museum collection Brick, Museum collection Army fatigue, thrift era blouse, and various scrap papers from the collection
“Raw Materials” translates Elsewhere’s artifacts into new materials for art making and mark making.
Mining select artifacts for their elemental and inherent properties, the work delves into the discarded crannies and unassuming...
Someday My Prince Will Come
Kyla Gilbert (Montreal, QC)
Plexiglass, Pear, Grapes, Banana, Fake Pear, Fake Grapes, Fake Banana, Chain
Sealed off in glass coffins, the fruit are untouchable. The single open face of the box is to the wall. Only Elsewhere can “touch” the fruit. The public may view it but their hands, their breath, can’t come in contact with it....
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...
