1. Elliott Peter Earls was born on 1966 and is an American graphic designer, artist and one man band performance artist.
17 Facts About Elliott Earls
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Elliott Earls is an artist-in-residence and head of the graduate graphic design department at the Cranbrook Academy of Art.
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Elliott Earls then attended Cranbrook Academy of Art for graduate school; he completed his MFA there in 1993.
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In 1995, Elliott Earls created a CD of his design work called "The Apollo Program", which was named after the NASA program.
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Elliott Earls worked for a few months as a graphic designer at Elektra Records.
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Elliott Earls worked for Nonesuch Records, Little Brown, Scribner and the Cartoon Network.
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Elliott Earls has been an artist-in-residence at Cranbrook Academy of Art; as of 2002, he was the second person to hold this appointment.
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Elliott Earls became head of the graduate graphic design program at Cranbrook in 2001.
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Elliott Earls's work is in the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, the Wolfsonian Museum, the Miami Art Museum, the Triennale Museum in Milan; the Cranbrook Art Museum; and in the University of Akron.
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Elliott Earls has been a teacher of "design, typography, and new media at the State University of New York at Purchase".
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Elliott Earls's first show was in 1997 in Soho in New York City, followed by 1999 and 2000 performances at the Culture Mart Festival.
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Elliott Earls has done shows at the Walker Art Center ; the Oak Street Theatre ; Experimenta 99 ; Opera Totale ; Typo 2000 ; Living Surfaces ; at the Vernissage at Art Basel; the Exit Festival; and in Detroit's Music Hall.
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Elliott Earls is a member of the music group named The Venomous Sons of Jonah.
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Elliott Earls won the Emerging Artist Grant for his performance art from the Wooster Group.
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In July, 2019 Elliott Earls re-released the original footage from "Catfish" as Episode 85 of his Studio Practice YouTube series.
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Elliott Earls stated in Artist-in-Residence lectures that a near complete re-edit of the film exists.
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Elliott Earls created the YouTube channel "Studio Practice" in December 2015.