Angela Zammarelli
There is a hole in the wall under my bed. Maybe you could come over and we could crawl into it to see where it goes. I have been braiding a rope out of plastic bags; I take them from the trash at work. We could tie it around our waists and anchor it to the bedpost and see where things go.
Hello. I am living in Western Massachusetts again. I received an MFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in April 2007 and a BFA from UMASS Amherst in December 2003. Smack Mellon, Brooklyn, NY, named me a 2009 Hot Pick. I did residencies at Elsewhere in the summers of 2005 and 2006.
I am sitting next to a record of Penguin Café Orchestra. The first time I came to Elsewhere was in the summer of 2005. This trip I road the bus from White River Junction, VT to Greensboro, NC. I didn’t pack for my trip. I figured either there will be things to wear or there won’t. My friend had given me a compilation of Penguin Café Orchestra music and I listened to it the whole journey.
If you ever come and see me maybe we could go find things or at the least we could go for a walk. //
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Bridget Conn
Bridget Conn, Resident, 2005.
Bridget Conn earned a BFA in Studio Art from Tulane University in 2000, and an MFA from the University of Georgia in 2003, focusing in photography, mixed media and installation. In 2009, Bridget moved to Asheville, NC where she taught at numerous colleges and universities, in addition to working as an arts writer, designer, and independent artist. Her association with the Phil Mechanic Studios Public Darkroom blossomed into the creation of The Asheville Darkroom, a non-profit art educational facility which she founded in 2012 and served as Executive Director and primary instructor through May 2016. Bridget joined the faculty of Armstrong State University in Savannah, GA as Assistant Professor of Art in August 2016, focusing on darkroom photography.
Jane Irwin
Jane Irwin (Vancouver, BC)
2004 Resident
Jane created the first front window installation at Elsewhere called The Wallpaper Lady. She also created a “Janie Jones” installation in March of 2006. She writes about her time at Elsewhere on her blog in 2006 and 2004.
