Emilie Trice

Emilie Trice is an artist, writer and curator specializing in contemporary art and new media, currently based in Denver. She is the founder and curator of the digital artist collective Last/Resort Club. Emilie makes conceptual art using video, text, found objects and digital processes. Her work, which deals with topics including climate change and eco-feminism, has been exhibited in Berlin, New York, Aspen, Miami, Denver, and San Francisco. Her writing has been published by The New York Times, Artforum, The Paris Review, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music, among other outlets. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Emilie holds an MA in Emergent Digital Practices from the University of Denver and a BA in Art and German from Middlebury College in Vermont.

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Skills (Pandemic Version)

Skills is part of an ongoing video art series that depicts a woman juggling a soccer ball in high heels. The work is meant as a feminist performance that refers to multi-tasking and the myriad labors that women are expected to undertake (simulanteously). This version has been colorized to refer to the ongoing threat of coronavirus and the incessant need, since the onset of the pandemic, to be hyper-aware of one's body temperature. The work is meant as a homage to the women, mothers, daughters, sisters— and our femme allies—who have been struggling to juggle all their responsibilites during the pandemic (as well as before).

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