Reuben Lorch-Miller
Reuben Lorch-Miller grew up in the Pacific Northwest and is an artist living and working in Brooklyn, New York. His studio practice encompasses sculpture, collage, photography, artist books, music, and performance. He approaches his work from a perspective of curiosity and experimentation while understanding that meaning can be found within the process of doing.
Background
MFA in New Practices, San Francisco State University; San Francisco, CA (2001)
BA, The Evergreen State College; Olympia, WA (1993)
Psychology course work, North Country Community College (SUNY), Saranac Lake, NY (2018-19)
Foundations in Contemplative Care, New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care, New York, NY (2020)
Teaching: Collaborating Teaching Artist/Future Arts Initiative, Center for Arts Education, New York, NY, Mentoring NYC public school art teachers in developing Contemporary Art curriculum (since 2018); Teaching Artist, Eckford Street Studio, Brooklyn, NY, Teaching after-school art classes and arts summer camp for K-4th grade and teaching adult art classes (since 2017)
Normal Editions Projects
Lorch-Miller participated in a collaborative project with Normal Editions Workshop as part of the Visiting Artist Seminar in the School of Art at Illinois State University with short-term residency and a public lecture at University Galleries in October and November, 2017.