Artist. Filmmaker. Researcher. Writer. Educator. Performer. Cartographer. Private Investigator.

Inspired by wanderlust, language, and the seduction of movement in any medium, Transdisciplinary Artist Laura Perdrizet creates visceral, conceptually grounded experimental narratives, most often in the form of installation, video, performance, sculpture, photography, and writing. Her research-based work has been shared internationally, including exhibitions, screenings, performances, lectures and publications that incite dialogs about space & place, memory, translation, and interdisciplinarity in pedagogy & praxis. Laura is deeply invested in the future of Creative Practice Research, pioneering new methods, publishing, educating, and collaborating with like-minded folks across the globe.

Uniquely trained across the visual, performing, and media arts, Laura is a native practitioner of hybrid and cross-disciplinary practices, which is reflected in her artistic and scholarly endeavors as well as her teaching. A passionate educator, Laura has taught contemporary art studios, cinematic arts courses, and lectured at a range of higher ed institutions and community spaces. Currently Laura is Assistant Professor of Studio Art & Experimental Media at University of Mount Saint Vincent in NYC.  

RECENT AWARDS

Official Selection, International Art Film Festival, London

Artist-in-Residence, Presidential Visiting Scholar at Lane Community College

Editorial Fellowship, Cultural Research Network & WolfBrown

RECENT SOLO SHOWS

Reading A Wave at Lane Community College (Eugene, OR)

When the Revolution Comes I Want to be a Housewife at Artists' Television Access (San Francisco)

Past Present Future Perfect at ArtLab, Krasl Art Museum (St. Joseph, Michigan)

EDUCATION

MFA Interdisciplinary Arts & Media, Columbia College Chicago

Post-Bacc Graduate School of Architecture (GSAPP), Columbia University

BA Theatre, Fordham University