OAKLEY BOYCOTT
“Art is anything and everything done with passion and attention to detail that shifts the way we experience the world.”
IN DEVELOPMENT
IN DEVELOPMENT
IN DEVELOPMENT IN DEVELOPMENT
In development:
Chomolung ma
Chomolungma is a short narrative film set in the Mountain West, adapted from the play by M. Jones.
After losing her husband on a failed summit expedition to Mount Everest, a woman is confronted by her grief and what it means to be alive. A raw and intimate exploration of grief as a part of the natural world in our Mountain State and those we leave behind.
ECHO.
ECHO is a collaborative endurance art installation on community mental health.
NOISE
NOISE was a three-day long community collaborative mental health installation performed on the day before, on and after the 2024 election. A ‘auditory rage room” was created in the Carnegie Room of the Lander Library which cultivated a container for pure freedom of expression, protected by the First Amendment. Audience members were encouraged to express themselves in any capacity with no repercussions.
NOISE was funded almost entirely by elected officials and candidates running for public office.
S O U N D
Premiered October 9-11 at the Nicolaysen Art Museum in Casper, Wyoming for the Wyoming Arts Council Biennial Fellowship exhibition,“Wyoming Wind” curated by Ginger Porcella, in conjunction with the Wyoming Arts Council summit, “Rooted and Ready”.
SOUND is the fourth endurance installation of the SENSES series following SILENCE, ECHO and NOISE.
SOUND was performed for three days with no breaks in the gallery of the Nic and is a collaborative documentation of the sounds we take for granted.
SOUND concluded with an artist talkback moderated by Anne Mason
sponsored by Artillect
So that it would be proof that we existed.
Photography by Mei Ratz
“Oakley Boycott is the kind of outlandish talent that Broadway used to harvest and write shows around; the sort of performer that has no better use for anyone but to be musical comedy star.”
-BroadwayWorld
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'...the hands-down winner was scene-stealing newcomer: Oakley Boycott...'
-Wall Street Journal