SHED Projects:
visual culture and
experimental projects
Current Exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
The Broommaker
Hunter Elliott
Artist-in-residence from November 22 - December 13, 2025
Our final program of the 2025 season, The Broommaker is a three-week residency with Cleveland native and Kentucky-based artist Hunter Elliott. Rooted in broomcorn, craft, and community, the residency transforms SHED’s ground floor into a living studio where visitors are invited to witness the full cycle of making—harvesting, processing, and broomcraft.
Open studio hours run Thurs–Sat, 12–6 PM, with informal demos and conversations throughout. The project includes a series of sold-out broommaking workshops, a special handled broom intensive (still available online), and one final handheld workshop for in-person visitors.
The Broommaker continues SHED’s mission to support experimental, process-based work while honoring regional traditions and embodied knowledge.
This program is supported in part by the Ohio Arts Council and Berea College.
Permissions for Documentation: A Guide for Showing Evidence of Your Conceptual Art Practice
Jorge Lucero
Fall 2025
Returning from overseas after being held up in Polish customs, Jorge Lucero’s Permissions for Documentation: A Guide for Showing Evidence of Your Conceptual Art Practice has finally arrived. A bookwork/traveling-exhibition commissioned by French Quarter Postal in the summer of 2024, it contains one-hundred bits of guidance for showing evidence of your conceptual art practice. Although easily reproducible, Permissions for Documentation exists as a singular object that requires the viewer to visit it, in order to see it.
Now on view at SHED during regular visiting hours or by appointment. Visitors are invited to respond to the exhibition by mail to French Quarter Postal. You may also request to host the exhibition in your classroom, institution, or living room—anywhere mail can be delivered.
Considering the Ear
EDITIONS 2025
This year’s EDITIONS takes the form of a portable, collapsible exhibition housed in a box. Produced in an edition of 33 (including 3 artist’s proofs), each box invites the possibility of 33 exhibitions to be re-staged wherever the boxes travel.
Each box is available for $100, with all proceeds directly supporting SHED’s 2026 artists and programming.
Institutions interested in acquiring one of the limited Artist Proof (AP) boxes at the institutional price point may contact gabrielle@shed-projects.org for details.
Boxes will be available for purchase through our SHED Shop.
