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2018 Crappy Magic Experience @ Track One
The Silo Room @ Track One
Friday, November 30 & Saturday, December 1, 2018
The Crappy Magic Experience is Nashville's original found object & video art-based interactive exhibition.
The 2018 show was a two-night interactive event featuring a retail-style exhibition of objects and videos contributed by numerous artists, facilitated by a system of barcode-scanning kiosks.
Contributing Artists:
Aaron Cowan, Abbey Skojec, Ashley Gross, Beth Reitmeyer, Blair McMillan, Casey Pierce, Chris Ammons, Claire Bloomfield, Corinne Owens, David Hellams, David King, David Lisbon III, Dylan Pew, Erica Ciccarone, Graci Phillips, Hizofo Tyskie, Jaime Raybin, Jon Sewell, Katie Straughn, Kayla Burnett, Mali Hamilton, Matt Christy, Meagen Crawford, Mia Rollins, Naomi Bartlett, Osvaldo Gonzalez, Ryan O'Hare, Sam Dunson, Sarah Manser, Shelby Adams, Sophia Gordon-Stevens, Zac Holbrook, and Turnip Green Creative Reuse
This year we also celebrated the return of bins full of stuff for digging around and making pictures. Now they're shoppable... but guests had to haggle for their favorite finds! We also introduced a sand tray, providing a malleable table-top landscape for guests to craft more elaborate narratives with Crappy Magic's artifacts.
We rounded out the December 1st Art Crawl closing with a Crappy Magic Benefit Auction in support of Nashville's Turnip Green Creative Reuse.
The Crappy Magic Experience has been a popular fixture at the Nashville Art Crawl since 2016's inaugural show at Seed Space. Both that show and the 2017 sequel event at Abrasive Media earned "Best of Nashville" honors from critics in the Nashville Scene. Crappy Magic Magazine booths and Experience kiosks have also sprung up recently at the Nashville Flea Market and art book fairs in Cincinnati and New York.
Keep up with the latest on Instagram: @crappy.magic
Friday, November 30 & Saturday, December 1, 2018
The Crappy Magic Experience is Nashville's original found object & video art-based interactive exhibition.
The 2018 show was a two-night interactive event featuring a retail-style exhibition of objects and videos contributed by numerous artists, facilitated by a system of barcode-scanning kiosks.
Contributing Artists:
Aaron Cowan, Abbey Skojec, Ashley Gross, Beth Reitmeyer, Blair McMillan, Casey Pierce, Chris Ammons, Claire Bloomfield, Corinne Owens, David Hellams, David King, David Lisbon III, Dylan Pew, Erica Ciccarone, Graci Phillips, Hizofo Tyskie, Jaime Raybin, Jon Sewell, Katie Straughn, Kayla Burnett, Mali Hamilton, Matt Christy, Meagen Crawford, Mia Rollins, Naomi Bartlett, Osvaldo Gonzalez, Ryan O'Hare, Sam Dunson, Sarah Manser, Shelby Adams, Sophia Gordon-Stevens, Zac Holbrook, and Turnip Green Creative Reuse
This year we also celebrated the return of bins full of stuff for digging around and making pictures. Now they're shoppable... but guests had to haggle for their favorite finds! We also introduced a sand tray, providing a malleable table-top landscape for guests to craft more elaborate narratives with Crappy Magic's artifacts.
We rounded out the December 1st Art Crawl closing with a Crappy Magic Benefit Auction in support of Nashville's Turnip Green Creative Reuse.
The Crappy Magic Experience has been a popular fixture at the Nashville Art Crawl since 2016's inaugural show at Seed Space. Both that show and the 2017 sequel event at Abrasive Media earned "Best of Nashville" honors from critics in the Nashville Scene. Crappy Magic Magazine booths and Experience kiosks have also sprung up recently at the Nashville Flea Market and art book fairs in Cincinnati and New York.
Keep up with the latest on Instagram: @crappy.magic
Crappy Magic is an enterprise by artist David Hellams. It encompasses his publication Crappy Magic magazine, the interactive exhibition series The Crappy Magic Experience, and an ever-growing roster of art/business experiments as well as projects in support of worthy non-profit organizations. Crappy Magic works to imbue found objects, many of which are rescued from the waste stream, with new creative energy using a variety of techniques and strategies: video, photography, self-publishing, installation, performance, still-life painting, retail concepts, and more.