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 for all my emilys

in collaboration with artist Kylie Dally

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photos by Montgomery Sheridan
As part of the FOAM Brewers installation, Time Kills Art,     For All My Emily's  is a means  for me to    explore how the female body relates to public space. Repetition of three female figures represents the stories that people tell us are our stories, that we begin to tell ourselves and live again and again. On the wall, the female becomes an object (wall paper), and the body begins to evoke type as the eye roves the installation. The printed images are wheat pasted onto the wall, as if a billboard in a public space. The boundaries between images are redefined or obscured through application of paint, mimicking the importance and challenges of reestablishing boundaries as women between other female relationships.
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  • HOME
  • BODIES OF WORK
    • HOME IN WHAT REMAINS
    • shelter in place >
      • shelter in place
      • drawings 2020
      • notebooks
    • female familial
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      • 2017, 2018
      • Drawings
      • 2015, 2016
      • Selfies, 2014
      • Hive Mind, 2013
  • PROJECTS in PLACE
    • For All My Emilys
    • Old North End Community Center Mural
    • What They Didn't Notice (Install)
    • Voices of Home
    • The Holding Space Radio
  • About
    • Bio
    • CV
    • Work With Me >
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