grlrm productions
grlrm productions ("girl* room") is a feminist arts and research collective that investigates the culture and politics of the girl's bedroom. The group's core collaborators are Natalie Blaustone-Dye, Melissa Geppert, Rebecca Gabrielle, Kate Holub, and Eden Redmond. Their shared research can be found on the grlrm blog. Below are some of the specific contributions of Natalie Blaustone-Dye along with show documentation. *girl is understood in expansive/inclusive terms.
grlrm showed at StudioXX in Montreal, Canada as part of the group show, "Occupation(s)" in November, 2016. The show was an interactive, multi-media installation including zines, screen capture videos, sculptural installations, a digital and physical archiving station ("clutter shame"), an audio experience ("bedroom oral histories") a workshop table, and more.
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grlrm Exposition
November, 2016
Filmed and produced by StudioXX.
Bedroom Oral Histories
An ongoing audio archive project.
"What was your most important bedroom? Why? Describe it."
Make Money Legit
screen capture video
00:15:48
October, 2016
They told me not to use electronics in my bedroom, so instead I did.
Zine, digital print.
October, 2016.
possess
Zine, digital print.
October, 2016