JUNE 2010
Laura Elayne Miller has been selected as a curator for Chicago Artist Month 2010. Her exhibition Invisible Cities will be at Work Studio October 8-10, 2010.
MARCH 2010
Memory Machine is exhibited in an international collaborative art exhibition, JE=ICI, at Gallerie Albus Lux in Roosendaal, Netherlands. Show curated by Truc-Anh.
DECEMBER 2009
Sentient City, a new art installation by Laura Elayne Miller opens on December 2. This is the first project of a new series of experimental cartographic works.
NOVEMBER 2009
At Close Distance: Labyrinth of Self opens on November 12, 2009 in C33 Gallery in downtown Chicago. Laura Elayne Miller is the Curator.
OCTOBER 2009
In Possibility, an interactive art installation by Laura Elayne Miller, Hale Ekinci, and Kelli Cousins opens at Studio 205 at Columbia College Chicago.
JULY 2009
Laura Elayne Miller is now an Artist In Residence at The Galaxie, an interdisciplinary art space in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood.
JUNE 2009
REFAB Exhibition at Mess Hall!
June 27, 2009
ReFab is a group exhibition by Interdisciplinary Artists from Columbia College Chicago.
How it Works: Part exquisite corpse, part homage to Henry Ford, ReFab is a collaborative art workshop that seeks to repurpose unwanted items and give them new life. YOU bring an unwanted item to Mess Hall, anything from a gum wrapper to a broken television set – no object is too insignificant or too unwieldy – and place it on a conveyor belt. WE will then work on it in an assembly line of sorts, each of us will use a set amount of time to manipulate the object provided. The objects may be painted, burned, encased in wire, printed on, exorcised, pierced, decoupaged, filled with candy, anthropomorphized, photographed, gift wrapped, played like a musical instrument, written about and/or dipped in wax. The item will be documented as it undergoes its transformation, and before-and-after pictures will be displayed on the ReFab website.
June 27, 2009
ReFab is a group exhibition by Interdisciplinary Artists from Columbia College Chicago.
How it Works: Part exquisite corpse, part homage to Henry Ford, ReFab is a collaborative art workshop that seeks to repurpose unwanted items and give them new life. YOU bring an unwanted item to Mess Hall, anything from a gum wrapper to a broken television set – no object is too insignificant or too unwieldy – and place it on a conveyor belt. WE will then work on it in an assembly line of sorts, each of us will use a set amount of time to manipulate the object provided. The objects may be painted, burned, encased in wire, printed on, exorcised, pierced, decoupaged, filled with candy, anthropomorphized, photographed, gift wrapped, played like a musical instrument, written about and/or dipped in wax. The item will be documented as it undergoes its transformation, and before-and-after pictures will be displayed on the ReFab website.
APRIL 2009
Version Art Festival: NFO XPO, 2009
Memory Machine was on exhibit in this year's NFO XPO in Chicago, IL.
The installation included interactive video screening, digital salt photography, and various 2D artworks.
Memory Machine was on exhibit in this year's NFO XPO in Chicago, IL.
The installation included interactive video screening, digital salt photography, and various 2D artworks.
