Katie Elevitch

Music & Art Creator // Community Arts Leader

 

Abandoned Places:

Sight. Stories. Sound.

K. Elevitch

with Lou S., Joel & Maks Newton, The Nerdy Duo

September 2023, Rockland Center for the Arts

Abandoned Places is an interactive multi-media installation that explores identity, belonging and mark making utilizing i-phone videography, projections, sound design, songwriting & more.

Awarded a 2023 Individual Artist Grant from ArtsWestchester/NYSCA, Abandoned Places unearths the quiet, in-between spaces of three artists age 16, 25 and 50 re-emerging into their creativity, healing and community after the Pandemic. Elevitch’s storytelling invites us into a powerful private meditative world that asks us to discover for ourselves: “What is - Where is Home?”

"Katie Elevitch’s exhibition “Abandoned Places” is…at times …whimsical and warm…melancholy. The exhibit gets to the core of what it means to be an artist. It’s arrangement and …development penetrates the core of what is means to be human — honesty and vulnerability".

-Aaron Sital, exhibit visitor, Storytelling Workshop participant & RoCA Facilities Manager, 2023.

 

Women's Storytelling Project: Mother Body

A New Media & Live Performance Exhibition, Featuring True Stories from Women in our Community

Directed by Katie Elevitch
New Media Installation by
Erin Cardullo & Melissa Weiland

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Saturday May 19th & Sunday May 20th, 2018
The 15th Anniversary Garner Arts Festival
Garner Arts Center, Garnerville, NY
11AM - 6PM

with FREE Intro to Storytelling Mini-Workshops
for Women & Teens:

Sun. 5/20, 1PM & 3PM - No Experience Needed
& Live Performance Sun. 5/20: 2PM

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Please join Katie Elevitch at Garner Arts Center this weekend for the launch of the first public installment of the Women's Storytelling Project, a year-long collaborative, community-based, and interactive series of Workshops, Circles, Events and Multi-Media Exhibitions. directed, and conceived of, by artist, musician, educator, curator and owner of 95 1/2 Main, Katie Elevitch.

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The Women's Storytelling Project is supported in part by a Rockland County DEC Community Arts Grant via ArtsWestchester/NYSCA. Additional sponsors include 95 1/2 MAIN, The Nerdy Duo Productions, RiverRiver Writer's Circle and Donations from the Community.