A compilation of answering machine messages left by visitors to our Memory Bank Kiosk. Visitors take their own cell phones into the booth and leave answering machine messages about obsolete telephone technologies.

Grin City Collective artists in residence Rachel Buse, Freesia McKee, and Molly Rideout created the booth from insulation foam.

For more information about "Map of Things No Longer Here," visit http://www.grincitycollective.org/phonebook

Phone Booth Voicemail Mixtape

Freesia McKee interviewed Eileen Myles for Gulf Stream Magazine in November 2017. We talked about their new book Afterglow, foam, gender, nouns, and Donald Trump as a failed artist.

Check out the transcript of the interview here: https://gulfstreamlitmag.com/interview-with-eileen-myles/

I had heard Eileen read a pre-publication portion of Afterglow on the afternoon of November 8th, 2016, Election Day, almost exactly a year ago. When I heard they would be visiting the Miami Book Fair this November, I thought an interview would be a great opportunity for us to talk about what has transpired as well as discuss Afterglow, Eileen’s experimental memoir about gender, power, relationship, and foam through the lens of dog ownership.

Interview with Eileen Myles for Gulf Stream Magazine

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