Jimmy Trotter | Past Artists

Meet Jimmy Trotter

Residence October 15, 2016 — October 30, 2016

LOVE, PEACE, and POWER

Renowned artist and DJ, James Trotter, aka DJ Superwolf, created a crowdsourced community shrine of LOVE, PEACE, & POWER at Harvester Arts during his time in Wichita. Throughout his residency, the artist made additional appearances as DJ Superwolf, including the Tallgrass Stubbornly Independent Gala at the ICT Urban Pop-up Park and at Barleycorn’s. Trotter, based in Missouri, collected beloved artifacts from members of the community and organized them into a large shrine installation. Trotter has been an avid collector of comics, toys and records since childhood. His drawings and shrine installations act as a dense diary of our collective cultural past, leaving viewers struck with deep nostalgia yet feeling the work was made specifically for them.

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For each Resident Artist, at least two local Satellite Artists or groups are selected. Satellite Artists are tasked with taking an aspect of the Resident’s work, process, or ideas and creating new work in response. Satellite Artists have the opportunity to work closely with the Resident Artist. Satellite Artists may collaborate or produce independent work. Satellite Artists are responsible for an exhibition and receive a stipend of $250 each.

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