Memory Lane Photo Booth | Amazon Annie

Special Residency
Written By Elsewhere Living Museum & Artist Residency
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Karmella Fiebke (Rockaway Beach, NY)
Elsewhere Goes To Madison. April 2018. Interactive installation documentation. Photo booth inside of former school bus.

Memory Lane Photo Booth invites Madison residents to ride the driver’s seat and record a souvenir inside of Box Tire Mobile– a 35-foot bus renovated to exhibit works for the town’s Bicentennial. In this interactive installation, participants dress up and take their photo in the former school bus’s restored cockpit, with the historical city center Town Clock as the backdrop.

View all of the Photobooth images here.

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This project is funded by an award from the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

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Amazon Annie
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Amazon Annie has made a career out of wrestling; she is a self-made producer, performer and promoter who has thrown a decade's worth of concept parties in NYC.

As a fabricator and designer, she has built a wide array of installations from wrestling rings to mud pits. Her events include public participation as well as staged performances. Working alongside Avery Cousins, the 'Floating Circus' had its debut last August, and was her first foray into a more traditional circus theme. For more: August 2012 issue of The New Yorker.

During her residency with Elsewhere Goes To Madison at Reckon Holler, Amazon Annie created Memory Lane Photo Booth.

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