Elsewhen Flyer: “Your Guide to Enjoying (Read: Surviving) the Library of the Future”
Download this informative, printer-friendly, grayscale, 8.5″ x 11″ manual TODAY! >> We are so into library science right now. Word up to all my librarians. Raise your horn-rimmed glasses proudly, ladies. And dudes (Andrew). You guys are seriously smart and in-tune with both the internet and the Common Reader. You have shown us, in our […]
Elsewhen: The Hollow Earth Society at Elsewhere
—being a report of our work for Elsewhen at the Elsewhere Collaborative in Greensboro, NC. As part of this unusual residency, we’ve generated stories, videos, classes, happenings, and even a new para-academic conference: The Longest Story Ever Told – Saturday, April 21, 2012/ongoing – Almost as soon as we arrived in the Greensboro of 2012, we helped […]
Elsewhen: The Story of the Living Library
As part of the Hollow Earth Society’s time here at Elsewhere—inhabiting a library, workshopping the notion of library/museum/site of education—we’ve developed an Elsewhen Tumblr to showcase our fictions and other responses to the books in the Living Library. Read our stories; share them; write your own! We will be posting titles periodically that still need […]
Post-Space
BAM—here’s some teaser copy for our documentary on how the virtualization of different archives and learning experiences is affecting the library/museum/university, courtesy Atlas Obscura founder Dylan Thuras: The collapsing of the the virtual and the real into one “space” I would argue that virtual space has never been less “real” than space-space, only different. The […]
Post-Space
Post-Space Conference at the Elsewhere Collaborative Virtual Para-Academic Conference on the Future of the Physical presented by the Hollow Earth Society, Kamomi Solidum, and Elsewhere GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA What is the future of the museum, the library, the university? All these spaces are changing rapidly thanks to the technologies of tele—of distance. With Kamomi Solidum […]
Announcing Elsewhen
We’re headed back to North Carolina in mid-April for a month-long residency all about time travel, libraries, and the future of space. Stay tuned!
