Emily Weiskopf
Emily Weiskopf (b. Syracuse, New York) is an interdisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher based in Connecticut. She received a BFA from the Hartford Art School (CT) and an MFA from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture (Philadelphia/Rome, Italy). Weiskopf’s work has been featured in Artnet, Gallerist NY, and The Brooklyn Rail, and has been exhibited with M. David & Co. (NY); Spring Projects (NY), Shin Gallery (NY), Tiger Strikes Asteroid, and White Columns, among others. She was nominated for the Rome Prize in 2011 and awarded residencies at the Vermont Studio Center (2011, 2021), the Wassaic Project (2012), the Atlantic Center for the Arts (2023), and ECOCA (2024). In 2021, she was among the ReClaim Award winners in Cologne, Germany. She is currently developing a permanent public artwork for the City of Austin, Texas, scheduled to debut in Fall 2025. Weiskopf serves as Chair of the Curatorial Committee at the Ely Center for Contemporary Art and lectures at the Hartford Art School (University of Hartford).