samuel stubblefield

Samuel Stubblefield (b.1979) is an artist who makes art with tools.

He points them at the body, the brain, Earth, the Moon, and deep space, then turns what comes back into things people can see, hear, enter, understand, and feel.

With experience deploying artistic projects to low Earth orbit, deep space, and the surface of the Moon, Stubblefield collaborates with public and private space organizations that provide access to space; a blank canvas for art and culture.

On Earth, Stubblefield’s work continues its exploratory nature, often creating works using data from the human mind and natural systems.

Outcomes are often shared as created places and objects that combine technological, visual, sonic, sculptural, and performative arts, always aiming to awaken an emotional connection with broader nature.

The studio has presented work with organizations such as Art Basel Miami, Domaine de Boisbuchet, The Chicago Architecture Biennial, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum, The European Cultural Centre during the Venice Biennale, X, Cynthia-Reeves Gallery at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, The National Building Museum in Washington D.C., multiple governments, and many others.

Stubblefield has exhibited visual, sonic, performative, interactive, and immersive works alongside artists such as Marina Abramović, Carl Andre, Louise Bourgeois, Jeff Koons, Yoko Ono, Keith Sonnier, Hank Willis Thomas, Richard Tuttle, and Lawrence Weiner.

The artist has composed music and performed live with a number of GRAMMY®-Award-winning artists, symphonies, and choruses, including vocalists from The Brooklyn Youth Chorus, The New York Metropolitan Opera, and numerous musicians and bands.

The studio has multiple awards for its work in the field of architecture and design.

Stubblefield and his collaboration operate out of New York, the Hudson Valley, Los Angeles, and Seattle and maintains a global network of distinguished collaborators.

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