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.
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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.
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
grlrm Exposition
November, 2016
Filmed and produced by StudioXX.