Aimee Odum

About

American, b. 1989   —   Aimee Odum is a visual artist, educator and curator. She works in video and ceramics to mine connections between human evolution, technology and the natural world. Odum received her MFA in Ceramics from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Her community involvement stems from organizing independent exhibitions such as The Space Itself at The Boiler in Brooklyn, NY, jurying arts festivals, and serving on event committees. She has been invited to speak about her work at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Virginia Commonwealth University and has held multiple, concurrent academic and community teaching appointments in the NYC area. She was awarded Sturgis International Fellowship in 2015 and invited to the DNA Summer Residency in 2017. Greatly informed by movement and immersion in diverse landscapes, Odum relocated to Salt Lake City In 2019 to support her studio research. Odum has exhibited nationally and internationally with solo exhibitions at Arts + Leisure Gallery (New York, NY) and Random Access Space, Syracuse University (Syracuse, NY); as well as two-person exhibitions at GRIN, (Providence, RI); Elijah Wheat Showroom (Brooklyn, NY); Satellite Art Show (Miami, Florida); and Hectoliter, (Brussels, Belgium).