Sarah Constance Kisner

Bachelor of Arts/Art History 2009
Archivist
Curatorial Fellow

Degrees:
2015 CAST
Maastricht University, Netherlands
2009 BA of Art/Art History
University of Dallas, Irving, TX

Sarah Kisner is a curator and researcher interested in art worlds which intersect multiple domains, particularly those that present alternatives to current socio-ecological systems.

She has worked with Claire Bishop at the CUNY Graduate Center, Creative Time, and the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. She currently works as an archivist at Gagosian Gallery, and is a curatorial fellow at the Bruce High Quality Foundation University Gallery.

In 2015, Sarah completed a Master in the Cultures of Art, Science, and Technology at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Her Master's thesis, Making and breaking boundaries in New York City’s Art World: Hybrid artists and their alternatives for a new future, focused on the hybrid practices of four New York artists and their networks. By combining Science and Technology Studies theories with a sociological study of hybrid practices, Sarah showed how networks, rhetorical strategies, and objects help to define nontraditional practices as art, while providing concrete alternatives to non-art domains.

News

UD Welcomes New Generation of Crusader Alumni

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Board of Trustees Names John G. Plotts as Interim President

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Professor of English Eileen Gregory, PhD, Named 2018 Piper Professor

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