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Arteles Catalogue 2023-2020

Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2023-2020

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Silence Awareness Existence program / JANUARY <strong>2023</strong><br />

Anne K. Yoder<br />

USA<br />

www.annekyoder.com<br />

About<br />

Anne K. Yoder is the author of the novel, The Enhancers,<br />

published in fall 2022 and highlighted as a must-read book<br />

by Wired and Vulture, among other publications. Her fiction,<br />

essays, and criticism have appeared in Fence, BOMB, Tin<br />

House, NY Tyrant, and MAKE, and has been recognized in<br />

Best American Nonrequired Reading. She is the author of<br />

two poetry chapbooks and is a member of the Chicagobased<br />

publishing and arts collective, Meekling Press.<br />

At <strong>Arteles</strong>, she will be working both on a novel manuscript,<br />

that, like many of her fictions, is preoccupied with inherent<br />

contradictions, within a self, a couple, a community,<br />

especially the ways that people will fabricate narratives and<br />

belief systems in order to maintain perspective or escape the<br />

past.<br />

Time Without Words<br />

I arrived at <strong>Arteles</strong> a few months after the publication of<br />

my first novel, with the intent of completing a draft of a<br />

different novel manuscript that I hadn't touched in over a<br />

year. I went over the thousands of words I'd already written<br />

but realized I needed a shift to re-enter the narrative. I had<br />

also come to <strong>Arteles</strong> with the intent of experiencing the<br />

silence and darkness of Finnish winter, to immerse myself<br />

in the surrounding landscape in hues of white and gray, and<br />

to meditate twice daily. The silence and the forest provided<br />

a landscape for reflection, reading, and note-taking. It<br />

seemed that in my silence the landscape was speaking to<br />

me. I experienced such fullness in my four weeks, but my<br />

project for the duration evolved while I was there. The zine I<br />

made, Time Without Words, with is a fiction of sorts, based<br />

on my experiences at <strong>Arteles</strong>, and tells this story alongside<br />

photographs I took.

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