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WFDD’s Triad Arts with David Ford | July 18, 2013
Elsewhere’s Southern Constellations Artist-in-Residency Invites Audience to Become Performers
July 18. 2013
WFDD’s David Ford sits down with NEA Southern Constellations Fellow, Andrew Raffo Dewar to talk about the Southern Constellations Program and hear a selection Material Music, the graphic score Dewar created during his residency at Elsewhere.
Click here to listen to the interview on WFDD.org.
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WUNC’s The State of Things | July 16, 2013
New Projects at Greensboro’s Elsewhere Museum
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Live from the Upstage Cabaret at Triad Stage in downtown Greensboro, Frank Stasio of WUNC’s The State of Things sits down with Elsewhere Founding Director George Scheer, Southern Constellations Fellow Nikita Gale, CoLab Teaching Artist Christopher Kennedy, and I Don’t Do Boxes Editor Red Behnke, to discuss two new...
YES WEEKLY | July 24, 2013
Wednesday, July 24,2013
RACE AND REGION CROP UP SUBTLY IN NIKITA GALE’S WORK
By Jordan Green
The heat and humidity were suffocating, and the precipitation lay heavy over the city threatening to break into one of this summer’s frequent downpours.
Nikita Gale, a visiting conceptual artist-in-residence from Atlanta huddled with Neil Belenky making small talk at the Elsewhere art...
The Pendulum | July 13, 2013
Greensboro’s Elsewhere: A living museum and place for thought
July 13, 2013
Elon students explore Elsewhere. Click here to read the article online at elonpendulum.com.
YES! WEEKLY | April 3, 2013
Wednesday, April 3,2013
ACTIVISTS ARMED WITH IPHONES LEARN TO USE STORYTELLING TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
By Jordan Green
jordan@yesweekly.com
Elsewhere, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, has gradually expanded its stamp of influence on the south end of downtown — its neighborhood — and Greensboro as a whole, billing itself as an arts organization.
But the thrift store-turned-museum that houses Elsewhere...
The Carolinian | March 19, 2013
Elsewhere 2013 season opens today
Posted: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 10:24 pm
Take a stroll down Greensboro’s historic Elm Street and you will find one of the most unique museums North Carolina has to offer. Elsewhere, the living museum and art studio, opens today for its 2013 Season.
Located in a former thrift shop, Elsewhere’s history as a...
Indy Week | March 13, 2013
Indy Week
March 13, 2013Food » Food Feature
Elsewhere Collaborative debuts new cooking show at The Scrap Exchange
by Emily Wallace @emily__wallace
Photo courtesy of the Elsewhere CollaborativeThe kitchen at Elsewhere in Greensboro
Mooshi—a plush, burlap mushroom with two buttons for eyes—leans over a bowl of tom yum soup at a corner booth in Greensboro’s Pho Hien Vuong restaurant. Real fungi bob in the...
Temporary Art Review | November 9, 2012
Elsewhere | Temporary Art Review | Temporary Art
by Carrie Schneider November 9, 2012
During my three week residency this Fall at Elsewhere, I interviewed George Scheer, co-founder and co-director of Elsewhere and grandson of Silvia Gray, for this profile that may serve as a glimpse into his current thoughts on the project that just turned 10 years...
The Business Journal | June 22, 2012
Jun 22, 2012, 2:59pm EDT
Elsewhere Collaborative receives $150,000 grant
Elsewhere Collaborative, a living museum, studio and school in downtown Greensboro, has received a grant from the Kresge Foundation for $150,000 to support the restoration of the museum and the 100-year-old building it’s in.
Elsewhere will use the multi-year grant will help transform Elsewhere into a fully accessible,...
National Geographic | May 11, 2012
Weird in a Good Way: The Elsewhere Museum
Posted by Aric S. Queen in The Good Traveler on May 11, 2012
Inside Greensboro’s singular Elsewhere Museum. (Photograph by Aric S. Queen)
There’s no real way of describing the magical mystery that can be found at 606 South Elm Street in Greensboro, NC.
Some call Elsewhere a “collective,” others a “playground.”
Operations curator Valerie Wiseman calls it a ”living museum.”...
Yes Weekly! | April 2012
Yes! Weekly’s story on resident Giada Tagliamonte’s IRC mural project.
http://www.yesweekly.com/triad/article-13979-visiting-artist-works-with-homeless-day-center.html
