Reside: Reflections from Township10
Reside, v. 1.to dwell for a long time; 2. to be present or inherent, to exist; 3. to rest or rely upon oneself.
August 25 – October 7
Curated by:
Meredith Ahmed
Julie Levin Caro
Anna Helgeson
Biiwaabik Hunt
Artist Residents, Spring 2020 – Spring 2021
Majorie Dial
Jeffry Mitchell
Sarah Conti
Anna Kruse
Rubens Ghenov
Kyle Lawson
Donté K. Hayes
Carson Culp
Artist Residents, Spring 2021 – Spring 2022
Emma Suman
Ivàn Carmona
Jennefer Hoffman
Taylor Kibby
Yoon Hwang
Chris Suarez
Jody Isaacson
Brenda Mallory
Luzene Hill
Nancy Fuller
Horacio Casillas
Emma Smith
Christina Mesiti
Melanie Tajejian
Artist Talk with Donté K. Hayes
September 15th, 2022
Exhibition Viewing and Reception: 5pm - 6pm
in the Elizabeth Holden Gallery
You can find use by searching:
Holden Arts Center
701 Warren Wilson Rd.
Swannanoa, NC 28778
6pm in Kittridge Theater
I see Township10 as a place where the ocean meets the land; the residents are like the tide. New arrivals slowly flood the place, impress upon it, and rearrange it. With fresh eyes they roll over everything and move into all the spaces. Each artist brings their ocean with them when they are here. Township10 is a place for the tide to rise and fall.
—Kyle Lawson, Township10 long-term resident
I think of Township10 as a recording studio, where artists are laying down tracks and making their mark—in material. Like music studios in the 1970’s, artists are supported by skilled technicians, encouraged to experiment, and the experience is unscripted. Residents at Township10, including myself, are already feeding off the energy of those who have come before and a sense of what’s to come.
—Marjorie Dial, Township10 founder
