Keren Moscovitch

Keren Moscovitch is a multidisciplinary artist and scholar, employing both practice and theory to investigate the workings of radical intimacy in contemporary culture. Through photography, video, performance, installation and writing, she seeks to expand the discourses of intimacy in contemporary art, encouraging a deeper and more nuanced understanding of how sexuality, gender and ideology intersect. She regularly collaborates with other artists to dissect the ways in which relationships are built, and identity is formed, activating human relationships as sites for research and creativity. Keren holds a PhD from the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts, an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City, where she currently serves on the faculty, and a BA from Georgetown University. Notable exhibitions, screenings and performances have taken place at Sydney World Film Festival, Experimental Forum Los Angeles, Largo das Artes in Rio de Janeiro, Grace Exhibition Space, The New School for Social Research, X Anarchist Art Fair, Leiden International Festival of Photography, United Photo Industries, Bruce Silverstein Gallery, I-20 Gallery, Foley and Sasha Wolf Galleries, SLAG Gallery, Studio 150, Vlepo Gallery, (the) Slap and Tickle (me) Gallery and the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction. Her work has been featured in publications such as Der Spiegel, The Huffington Post, Playboy, Policy Mic, New York Magazine, Descry, Time Out New York, The Kansas City Star, Quest, Visual Arts Journal, Peek, Domino, Zeek and Industry. kerenmoscovitch.co