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Tiffany Calvert

Tiffany Calvert’s paintings incorporate diverse technologies, including fresco, 3D modeling, and data manipulation. John Yau, in his Hyperallergic profile, compares their “improvisational riffs and fractured views” to Willem de Kooning. Calvert’s work has been exhibited at the Lawrimore Project (Seattle, Wash.), E.TAY Gallery (N.Y.), the Speed Museum (Louisville, Ky.), the Susquehanna Art Museum (Pa.), and Cadogan Contemporary (London, U.K.), among others. Residencies include the Djerassi Resident Artists Program, I-Park, and ArtOmi International Arts Center where she received a Geraldine R. Dodge Fellowship. Calvert has received grants from the Great Meadows Foundation and the Pollock-Krasner Foundation. Prior to coming to WashU in 2024, Calvert served as an associate professor at the University of Louisville. 

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Tiffany Calvert
Associate Professor & Chair, MFA in Visual Art
Academic programs
Master of Fine Arts in Visual Art
Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art
Email
calvertt@wustl.edu
Office
Weil Hall 326

Select Exhibitions and Presentations

  • “Adversarial Nature,” Tinney Contemporary, Nashville, 2023.

  • “Living Arrangements,” Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, New York City, 2023.

  • “Image Value,” Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, New Orleans, 2022.

Select Awards and Grants

  • 2024 – $1,700 Great Meadows Foundation Professional Development Grant

  • 2023 – University of Louisville Inaugural Creative Works Award

  • 2018 – $3,000 Research and Innovation Grant; “Tulip Mania and Data Manipulation,“ University of Louisville, Office of the Executive Vice President

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