LOG
LOG (low occupancy gallery) was an experimental gallery co-directed by Maria Britton and April Childers from 2015 to 2020. LOG took root in the woods of Chapel Hill, NC with the first four exhibits taking place in a screened-in shack on a steep slope overlooking the Morgan Creek.
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Pilot
Maria Britton and April Childers
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My Metronome is a Blinker
Jennifer Sullivan and Karolina Gnatowski
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Look Alive!
Ian Breidenbach and Carmen Tiffany
Close to You
Katy Fischer and Amy Talluto
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Background at Lump
Lauren Clay, Julia Gartrell, and Angelina Gualdoni
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Deadpan at Lump
Alex O’Neal, Kirsten Stoltmann, and Kerry Law
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Dataplan for a Preserving Machine at Lump
Elizabeth Ferry, Takashi Horisaki, and William Paul Thomas
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Salt Lick
Yasamin Keshtkar, Rose Nestler, and Katarina Riesing
Vanishing Point at Camayuhs
Maria Guzman Capron, Becky Kinder, and Benny Merris
LOG Exhibitions:
2015 Pilot: Maria Britton and April Childers; Chapel Hill, NC
2016 Look Alive! Ian Breidenbach and Carmen Tiffany; Chapel Hill, NC
2016 My Metronome is a Blinker: Jennifer Sullivan and Karolina Gnatowski; Chapel Hill, NC
2016 Close to You: Katy Fischer and Amy Talluto; Chapel Hill, NC
2016 Background at Lump: Lauren Clay, Julia Gartrell, and Angelina Gualdoni; Raleigh, NC
2017 Deadpan at Lump: Alex O’Neal, Kirsten Stoltmann, and Kerry Law; Raleigh, NC
2017 Dataplan for a Preserving Machine at Lump: Elizabeth Ferry, Takashi Horisaki, and William Paul Thomas; Raleigh, NC
2017 Salt Lick: Yasamin Keshtkar, Rose Nestler, and Katarina Riesing; Chapel Hill, NC
2019 Vanishing Point at Camayuhs: Maria Guzman Capron, Becky Kinder, and Benny Merris; Atlanta, GA
