Lindsay Garcia is a socially engaged feminist artist who works in video, performance, social practice, poetry, and scholarly intervention. Her work engages with anti-racist, interspecies, queer, and feminist materialisms.
Recently awarded a 2019 W&M Provost Dissertation Fellowship, Garcia is a doctoral candidate in American Studies at the College of William & Mary. Her dissertation “Pesthumanism: Race, Nation, and Sexuality in the non/Human Imaginary” articulates infestation as a form of structural violence against non-normative bodies and amplifies artist projects that subvert these pest-related racisms, xenophobias, and anti-LGBTQ+ violences.
Garcia received a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design (Sculpture), an MFA from SUNY Purchase (Visual Arts), an MA from Sotheby’s Institute of Art (Contemporary Art), and an MA from William & Mary (American Studies). She has exhibited her artwork at the Alexandria Museum of Art (VA), Ohio University Art Galleries (OH), The Downtown Gallery at University of Indiana Kokomo (IN), Peeler Art Center at DePauw University (IN), The Lincoln Center Art Gallery (CO), Sediment Arts (VA), Attleboro Arts Museum (MA), Amos Enos Gallery (NY), and many others from coast to coast.
Garcia received the Juror’s Prize in New Directions 2018 at Barrett Art Center (NY), First in Show at Crooked Tree Arts Center (MN), and Third in Show at Art of Engagement at Touchstone Gallery (DC).
Although constantly moving through her vagabond tendencies, the artist currently lives and works between St. Petersburg, FL and Prouts Neck, Maine with her wife and collaborator and their tiny poodle.
Recently awarded a 2019 W&M Provost Dissertation Fellowship, Garcia is a doctoral candidate in American Studies at the College of William & Mary. Her dissertation “Pesthumanism: Race, Nation, and Sexuality in the non/Human Imaginary” articulates infestation as a form of structural violence against non-normative bodies and amplifies artist projects that subvert these pest-related racisms, xenophobias, and anti-LGBTQ+ violences.
Garcia received a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design (Sculpture), an MFA from SUNY Purchase (Visual Arts), an MA from Sotheby’s Institute of Art (Contemporary Art), and an MA from William & Mary (American Studies). She has exhibited her artwork at the Alexandria Museum of Art (VA), Ohio University Art Galleries (OH), The Downtown Gallery at University of Indiana Kokomo (IN), Peeler Art Center at DePauw University (IN), The Lincoln Center Art Gallery (CO), Sediment Arts (VA), Attleboro Arts Museum (MA), Amos Enos Gallery (NY), and many others from coast to coast.
Garcia received the Juror’s Prize in New Directions 2018 at Barrett Art Center (NY), First in Show at Crooked Tree Arts Center (MN), and Third in Show at Art of Engagement at Touchstone Gallery (DC).
Although constantly moving through her vagabond tendencies, the artist currently lives and works between St. Petersburg, FL and Prouts Neck, Maine with her wife and collaborator and their tiny poodle.
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