Wendy Young is a photographer and educator currently residing in Cerrillos, NM. Raised in the American South, she began photographing at the age of nineteen. She has been photographing the American South since 2000 and is currently examining Southern white male culture in her project entitled, "Free, White, and Twenty-One", and the impact of Confederate Monuments on Southern communities, in her work entitled, "A Long and Slow Surrender". Her images have been shown at AIPAD, SlowExposures, photo-eye Gallery, the New Mexico Museum of Art, the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History, the Santa Fe Art Institute, and The Ross Museum of Art, Ohio Weslyan University.

Johnny Bell (he/him) is a northern New Mexico-based acoustic instrumental musician exploring the banjo as a progressive instrument desiring to evolve beyond its traditional roots. From within the lineage of American Primitive music Johnny’s current work juxtaposes traditional clawhammer banjo techniques with acoustic drone, ambient field recordings, radio broadcast, tape loops and other found sounds to create recursive sonic textures that are trance-inducing and cathartic.

southwest/northeast

remote collaboration

24GroveMusic@gmail.com

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