Erin Gould, M.F.A.

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Erin Gould is a multimedia artist and educator working between sculpture, video, printmaking, and performance to investigate relations between human bodies and more-than-human bodies / corporeal presence and tangible absence / capitalist ideologies and quotidian appearances of white supremacy. Much of their work investigates vegetal intelligence and autonomy, connections between extractive ideologies and ecological harm, and colonial conceptions of the gender binary. They have exhibited across the Southwestern United States, have work in public and private collections, and completed residencies at the Sable Project and Vermont Studio Center. Gould received their MFA from the University of New Mexico, and likes to think that the plants in Oregon, Colorado, and New Mexico have been just as formative as their academic education.

• University of New Mexico, MFA
• Colorado College, BA in Art Studio

Lower Division

• VA 1020: 3D Foundations
• VA 2080: Intermediate Sculpture

Installation view from "i was a boy once … let me begin again."

Works from left to right:
"Pleasure in Loss", two-channel video projection and audio, 04:07:00, 2023.
"from the inside", Felt and wood, 52” x 48” x 4”, 2023.
"the way we want what will wound us", found metal and roofing nails, plaster, artist’s grandmother’s mink fur coat, 37” x 125” x 30”,  2023.