Houston artist Emily Sloan tells videographer John Carrithers about the uncertainties and rewards of her participatory performances.
“It’s a good practice in not having expectations. Often I don’t know how something’s going to be or turn out, because there is that human element . . . It’s like setting up a framework, with me not necessarily controlling how it’s worked within.”
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NO one asked me to do this:
Emily has been diagnosed with Brain Cancer and needs some money to fight it. This would be a great opportunity for the Texas Art World to come together and help one of their own: https://www.giveforward.com/fundraiser/w2m3/friends-of-emily-sloan?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=graph&utm_campaign=vanity_page