Artist in Residence Jeffrey Gibson
Jeffrey Gibson is a multidisciplinary artist merging traditional Native American materials and forms with those of Western contemporary art to create a new hybrid visual vocabulary. Gibson, a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and of Cherokee descent, is forging a multifarious practice that redresses the exclusion and erasure of indigenous art traditions from the history of Western art as it explores the complexity and fluidity of identity.
Core Studio Arts Faculty
Autumn Ahn, Visiting Artist in Residence
Mara Baldwin, Visiting Artist in Residence
Nayland Blake, Professor of Studio Arts; Codirector, Studio Arts Program
Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo, Visiting Artist in Residence
Jace Clayton, Assistant Professor of Studio Arts; Director of Graduate Studies, Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts
Adriane Colburn, Artist in Residence
Daniella Dooling, Professor of Studio Arts; Codirector, Studio Arts Program
Kenji Fujita, Artist in Residence
Arthur Gibbons, Professor of Sculpture
Jeffrey Gibson, Artist in Residence
Beka Goedde, Artist in Residence
Maggie Hazen, Visiting Artist in Residence
Laleh Khorramian, Visiting Artist in Residence
Suzanne Kite, Distinguished Artist in Residence, Studio Arts; Assistant Professor of American and Indigenous Studies
Rebecca Morgan, Artist in Residence
Lothar Osterburg, Artist in Residence
Judy Pfaff, Richard B. Fisher Professor in the Arts
Lisa Sanditz, Artist in Residence
Tschabalala Self, Visiting Artist in Residence
Julianne Swartz, Senior Artist in Residence
Jonathan VanDyke, Artist in Residence
Sam Vernon, Visiting Assistant Professor of Studio Arts
Julia Weist, Visiting Artist in Residence
MFA Fellows
Program Staff
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Paige Mead, Program Administrator
Roman Hrab, Director of Operations, Studio Arts
Lauren Anderson, Facilities Coordinator, Bard College
Marko Shuhan, UBS Studio Monitor
Stephanie Zimmerman, Digital Studio Fellow
Bard College Visual Resources Center
Amy Herman, Visual Resources Curator