Jeremiah Hulsebos-Spofford grew up in Vermont, and is currently teaching and making work in Chicago.
Education
M.F.A. Studio Art, University of Illinois at Chicago
B.A. Studio Art, Bard College Annandale, New York
Selected Exhibitions/Performances
2011 Strength in Numbers, Skowhegan 2011 installation, SCOPE Miami
2010 Ground Floor, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago IL
2010 Ecclesiastes rose, Penelope my martian temple dancer, public sculpture, Mondello Italy
2009 Shotgun shack in the Tiber River, performance
2009 Starkiller in Lake Michigan, performance
2009 MFA Thesis Show, Gallery 400, Chicago IL
2008 Solo Show, Hungry Man Gallery, Chicago IL
2008 2 Person Show, Elegant Mr. Gallery, Chicago IL
2008 Group show, Collection, Collection, Mess Hall, Chicago IL
2008 Group show, Sin Fronteras, University of Florida juried exhibition
2008 Moon in my throat, The Great Space, UIC, Chicago IL
2007 Group show, Formfit, The Great Space, UIC, Chicago IL
2007 Landed, The Great Space, UIC, Chicago IL
2006 Group show, Re-membered, UBS Exhibition Center, Red Hook NY
2006 Group show, Selections, Fisher Gallery, Bard College, Annandale NY
2005 Group show, 5 Town Massive, Bristol VT
Awards/Residencies
2012 Illinois Arts Council Grant
2011 Propeller Grant
2011 Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
2011 Hyde Park Alliance for Art and Culture Residency
2010 Federal Assistance Award, US Embassy, Rome Italy
2009 Visiting Artist at the American Academy in Rome
2009 J. William Fulbright Grant, Italy
2009 Nominee for the International Sculpture Center Young Sculptor Award
2009 Nominee for New Insight Exhibition at Art Chicago
2007-2009 Teaching Assistantship, University of Illinois at Chicago
2008 Provost’s Award, University of Illinois at Chicago
2007 Tuition Waiver, University of Illinois at Chicago
2006 Studio Arts Award, Bard College
2004-2006 Trustee Scholarship, Bard College
Teaching
2011 Adjunct Professor, DePaul University
2010-2011 Instructor of Sculpture and Drawing, The Chicago High School for the Arts
2008-2009 Instructor of Sculpture, University of Illinois at Chicago
Publications
Interview in Our Art Criticism
Float on, by Nandini Ramakrishnan
Immigration art takes over HyPa, beach by Kyle Coward