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Amy Everson

American artist, actor and screenwriter

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Amy Everson was an artist.

Amy Everson is an American artist, actor, and screenwriter.

Everson re-appropriates objects from pop culture and presents them in humorous or disturbing ways. Many pieces are made of felt. She is also known for creating cloth masks and body suits often with exaggerated genitalia. Her work has been interpreted a critique of rape culture.

Film work Everson co-wrote and starred in Felt directed by Jason Banker. Everson's work in Felt earned her the 2014 Fantastic Fest "Next Wave" Spotlight Award for Best Actress, and the Nashville Film Festival Graveyard Shift Competition Award for Best Actress.

Everson was the costume and makeup art director for the musical group Modest Mouse's "Lampshades on Fire" video as well as the art and costume director for their second video, “The Ground Walks with Time in a Box.”

Filmography + Film Year Title Role Notes 2014 "Felt" Amy Also writer 2014 "A Reunion" Yoko Voice

Awards and nominations Year Nominated work Award Category Result 2015 "Felt" Nashville Film Festival – Graveyard Shift Competition Best Actress 2014 "Felt" Fantastic Fest – Next Wave Spotlight Award Best Actress

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· Wikipedia: Amy Everson

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