Rosa McElheny lives and works in New York. Her work derives from her research and everyday life, and for now includes subjects such as: listening, reading, getting dressed, the voice, the archive, the smart phone, institutional critique, independent publishing, social movements of the late 1960s, art movements of the early 1960s, jokes, puns, money, temperature, traffic, New York City, and more generally the circulation of things through space and time.
Selected projects
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The Book of HOV, a website for the exhibition about Jay-Z, with Linked by Air.
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Identity and website for Amant, a new arts foundation in Brooklyn, with Linked by Air.
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So Since I'm Still Here Livin', a website for a book by David Knowles.
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A website for artist Hangama Amiri, designed by Orysia Zabeida.
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Website for Arts Editing Services, who can edit your book or text.
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Real News, a newspaper and sometimes newsletter, with Hilary duPont.
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Software for People, a class and resource for learning to design for the web.
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Night soil, amethyst domes, and a meditation house (built on a 9400 ft knoll in silence without power tools), a guide to architecture as pictured in the Paul Kagan Utopian Communities Collection at the Beinecke Library, published in Paprika! 4-17, April 2019 by the Yale School of Architecture.
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susansubtle.com, a memorial website for Susan Subtle, beloved Berkeley character.
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hot cars cool pix, a car blog, with Raphy Griswold
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Timestamp, a CSS Typeface.
- Teaching the Internet in the time of COVID-19 an interview with Simone Cutrí published on the Are.na blog, 2020.