London Huser
Credentials: Ed-GRS Fellow
London Huser is an Oklahoma native and indigenous Cherokee and Choctaw artist. Her practice explores rurality and poverty; and its influence on human cultural aesthetics, culture, and information. London’s work sets the viewer in a narrative and dialog driven context through an interplay of a multidisciplinary practice; paintings, installation, and performance. Her work challenges societal understanding of rurality through childhood memories and adult perspectives ultimately asking greater questions of gender, poverty, and place in rural community.
Publications & Exhibitions
Radial Point- 2nd Year MFA exhibition
Echo//Ode Painting area show
Personal MFA 2nd year Qualifier
A Gray Area- 2nd and 3rd year MFA exhibition
Teaching
Art 112: fall 2024 and spring 2025.
Research
Extensive research for MFA qualifier show: collecting ephemera from persons passed, connecting to matriarchs of families within my own and outside there of. Collected over 100 handwritten antique recipes to be cared for and shown in my art. Written about the intersect of domestic spaces with the preservation of the soul.