For her residency, Cecily Culver would like to create a small book or set of zines that would combine prose, photographs of sculptural work, and selections from VSW’s archive, particularly from the collection of vernacular photography. Culver works in three-dimensional space with sculptural works that incorporate moving elements and moving images. She would like to explore how a book could work in tandem with a sculptural work, as well as exist independently, to more fully explore an idea. She is also curious to see what could emerge from experimenting with moving images from the archive in combination with physical objects and three-dimensional space.

Open studio event February 7, 6-8pm

Cecily Culver is a multi-media artist whose work explores ecology and strives to shift perceptions of the everyday. Culver currently maintains her studio practice from Rochester, NY where she also serves as adjunct faculty in the College of Art and Design at Rochester Institute of Technology.

Support for this exhibition came from Max and Marian Farash Foundation, Joy of Giving Something, and the New York State Council on the Arts Visual Arts program.