Justus Harris
Justus Harris is a Stanford Medicine X 2019 ePatient Scholar and 2018-2019 Kennedy Center Citizen Artist Fellow. At age 14 he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and in 2016 combined his research with his design and art training, informed by his patient experiences, to found MedSculp with a multidisciplinary team of doctors, entrepreneurs, and...
2019 | Extravaganza Fundraiser!
Join us for Elsewhere's 10th Annual Extravaganza on Nov. 10th! Dance your way through 3 floors of artworks, music, food, craft cocktails, & performances. Celebrate a fantastic season with the best fundraising art party in the world's only thrift store turned museum!
Doors open at 8pm! Buy tickets online now!
Haley Schnebele
Haley is an artist from Virginia. She graduated in 2018 from Virginia Tech with a BFA in Fine Arts as well as a BA in Art History. She would say that her focus is in mixed media sculpture but that’s because she does not really have a focus. She is interested in woodworking, metalworking, painting,...
100 sips, 4 Ways to Feed You, Pole Service
Kale Roberts (Tampa, FL)
August 2019. 100 sips: 100 cups and 100 locations from Elsewhere’s collection and surroundings as a digital montage. 4 Ways to Feed You: 19 Castings from the 3rd story flooring at Elsewhere warped and draped into plates on low fire earthen ware. Pole Service: Vertical pole happenings and public service engagement bringing...
Trap Door
Coe Lapossy (Lake Pleasant, MA)
resin, paper, graphite, paint, reflective window film, video loop (museum collection: rubbings from glass window on 2nd story bedroom, rubbings of trap door, rubbings of soles of shoes from residents and staff). August 2019. 19″x22″.
The trap door located in the stage near the front door to elsewhere covers access to the...
Silver Spirits
Jay Gould (Baltimore, MD)
August 2019. Positive collodion on blackened metal and mirror. Walnut wood, LED lighting, stereo viewer, reclaimed case. Varies: 14x20x5” stereo case Eight 8×10 collodion images, One 4×5”.
Silver Spirits is a two-part project that uses the 19th-century wet-plate collodion photography process to transport Elsewhere viewers through time and space, encountering spirits, mysteries, and...
PSA: Satellite
Marina Peng (St. Louis, MO)
August 2019. Corrugated plastic, alligator clips, galvanized steel cable, screw eyes. Approximately 48” x 24”.
PSA: Satellite is a site for text installations on the museum exterior. It is installed above the back garden door of Elsewhere and can be accessed through the museum or from the alley. The work is created...
Try Sitting On Me Now
Julia Gutman (Brooklyn, NY)
August 2019. Museum Collection Sofa Frame, foam, Museum Collection upholstery fabric, Museum Collection trim, shredded Museum Collection upholstery fabric. 60 x 26 x 53, inches 30 x 28 x 11 inches.
Modernism saw gendered binaries in the sphere of design. Objects were either superfluous or essential; purposeless or functional; sensuous or rational. The...
{Don’t} Touch My Flower
Silvi Naçi (Los Angeles)
August 2019. Collection fabric and thread. Approx: 91 x 160 inches.
Silvi Naçi was born and raised in Albania for half of their life and didn’t come to understand thier own queer identity until years later when they moved to the States. When Naçi was young, their mother would say:
“Don’t let anyone touch...
An Orchestra At Elsewhere
Yixuan Pan (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia Goes Elsewhere Fellowship. June 2019. HD video and audio of musical performance using museum collection and found objects; musical score. 3 min, 3 secs.
An Orchestra at Elsewhere transforms the museum into a collaborative performance using items found within the public 1st floor as musical instruments. Visitors can re-enact this orchestra and...
Welcome
Eva Wǒ (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia Goes Elsewhere Fellowship. June 2019. Community photo portrait series, inkjet prints on vinyl, miscellaneous museum collection objects; HD video. Dimensions variable.
WELCOME is a celebration and statement of queer visibility, inviting in community members to establish the museum as a place of queer gathering and becoming. The multimedia installation takes the form...
Voicing Elsewhere (#103 & 42)
Jesse Kudler (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia Goes Elsewhere Fellowship. June 2019. 2-channel HD sound installation. 2 mins, 41 secs.
Voicing Elsewhere is a multi-channel audio installation that encapsulates a whole month within the artist residency, featuring the voices of the resident artists, interns, and staff living and working at the Living Museum. Rather than work primarily with objects...
