GO ELSEWHERE

Elsewhere is a living museum, artist residency and creative laboratory set within a former thrift store in Greensboro, NC.

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Deadline: July 27th, 2018 ⬇️Link in bio! • Elsewhere is still accepting applications from creatives working across medias, fields, and disciplines. • The Museum & Residency's evolving collection of past projects, material surplus, unique concepts, and access to local and national communities provide an unparalleled site for creative inquiry. • Join us in using the collection of a former thrift store to inspire new, collaborative futures from old things! (at Elsewhere)

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Say Hi 👋 when you catch current resident #AndreaVail @andreaevail on the street! #GoElsewhere (at Elsewhere)

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Elsewhere is now accepting applications from creatives working across media, fields, and disciplines.

Elsewhere’s evolving collection of past projects, material surplus, unique concepts, and access to local and national communities provide an unparalleled site for creative inquiry.

Join us in using the collection of a former thrift store to inspire new, collaborative futures from old things!

APPLY!

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Join our new residents #AndreaVail #SamanthaBurns and #HaleEkinci as they share their past work and processes tomorrow at 5pm! Followed by drinks and dinner ⬇️RSVP to community dinner in Link In Bio (at Elsewhere)

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💥🌈All queers on deck!! Photographer Jamal Pass @jpassphotography will be at Elsewhere on Thursday! Come get your portrait taken💥🌈 (at Elsewhere)

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@mllmrk shares their project 'Lover's Ear' at our June Art Happening as part of Downtown Greensboro's #FirstFriday #Lover'sEar #LambsEar #goelsewhere #millatoukkari (at Elsewhere)

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We are open 1pm - 10pm today for First Friday! Come through to our June First Friday Art Happening, ft. current residents' new work by @archetypographia @lmaginaria @mllmrk @spencermerolla @kim.lyle. #GoElsewhere #gso #firstfriday (at Elsewhere)

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#KimberlyLyle creates new language using fans, pipes and scrap metal-all given new sounds. Tap to talk! @kim.lyle #GoElsewhere #ArtistInResidence (at Elsewhere)

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#ArtistTalksGSO today at 5 pm. Learn about work from #SpencerMerolla + 4 other artists in residence ➡️ Link in bio @SpencerMerolla #GoElsewhere • • • Coal Comforts is a pop-up art "bakery" in which the familiar-looking treats on offer are not what they appear— they're inedible simulacra made of ash from burned coal. (at Elsewhere)

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#ArtistTalksGSO today at 5 pm. Learn about work from #MillaToukkari + 4 other artists in residence ➡️ Link in bio @mllmrk #GoElsewhere • • • 'Transgraph', 2018 - By different means of deconstructive installation, the exhibition places the works into a constant state of becoming. Imprints, gestures, folds, edges, creases, and meanings fluctuate. Like philosophical concepts, so do the spatial pieces meander and dillute into each other, thus constructing a rhizomatic, leafy space. (at Elsewhere)

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#ArtistTalksGSO today at 5 pm. Learn about work from @kim.lyle + 4 other artists in residence ➡️ Link in bio #KimberlyLyle #GoElsewhere . . . . 'Open Air Mattress Talks', 2016 - ongoing, a series of intimate conversations between students, professors and the general public on various sites around Arizona State University campus to talk about sexual wellness (at Elsewhere)

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#ArtistTalksGSO start tomorrow, Saturday 5/12 at 5:00pm. Discover work and processes by current artists in residence: #AlejandroFranco, #KimberlyLyle, #SpencerMerolla, #lydiasee #MillaToukkari! (at Elsewhere)

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Big Girl Wanna Play Too, Gina Alexandra Denton (Baltimore, MD). Baltimore Goes Elsewhere. August 2017. Installation view. Found fabric, bicycle wheel, PVC pipe, casters, poly fill.

Big Girl Wanna Play Too is a collection of modular, playable plush pieces. Denton created her interactive sculpture and accompanying jewelry forms as a reaction to the frustrations of being a larger-bodied woman in a culture that diminishes women both figuratively and literally, valuing thinness as the highest expression of feminine beauty. For more on Denton’s piece: goelsewhere.org/wanna-play-too

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Elsewhere's Museum and Residency connects artistic innovation and social impact. First...

- Elsewhere is everywhere, applying creativity across sectors in hospitals, businesses, city hall, schools, social services, neighborhoods, greenways, alleyways, farms, and museums!

- Over 3,000 youth each year participate in museum programming and after school activities.

- We host 67 public events a year-- that's more than one event a week!

And Foremost!

- QueerLab workshops and publications connect youth, media, and LGBTQ+ futures. 🌈

- Partnership with #BlackLivesMatter: Gate City connects artistic action with the urgency for social change. ✊

- Artist residencies at Union Square Nursing Campus will connect art and health for greater human care. 🚑

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Operations Intern #GloriaGomez’s creative practices intersect art and anthropology-- usually documenting forgotten items and archiving narratives.  Discover Gomez’s mapmaking and audio-visual work at today’s #ArtistTalks (9/23) at 5pm! 

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Elsewhere Artists from around the globe travel to Greensboro to #GoElsewhere.

Since 2003...

1,200 artists have participated at Elsewhere,

Artists Come to Greensboro from 17 Countries, 36 States, 7 Canadian Provinces, 5 continents,

Over 320 interns have worked at Elsewhere from 40 different national schools and universities,

2 NEA Chairmen have toured the museum

Elsewhere's artists are...

MacArthur and ArtMatters award winners,

Showing work at MoMa, Whitney, Prospect, and Art Basel,

Featured in Art Forum, HyperAllergic, and New York Times,

Creating public artwork for the cities of Vancouver, Seattle, Atlanta, Boston, Berlin, Minneapolis, New York, Miami, Austin, and Greensboro.

And wherever Greensboro goes, people ask, “Have you been Elsewhere?”

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Jane Chu, chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Arts, visited Greensboro Tuesday as part of her three-day tour of North Carolina, where she met with organizations that the NEA

Jane Chu, National Endowment for the Arts Chairwoman and "one of the country’s top champions of the arts," visited Elsewhere on August 22nd, 2017. #GoElsewhere

Elsewhere is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.#NEA #ArtWorks #soGSO #artsGSO