Stephanie LindquistShe/her/hersstephaniealindquist.comlindq482@umn.edu Drawing/Painting, Engaged & Public Arts/Social Practice, Interdisciplinary, Non-Disciplinary, Printmaking/Paper/Books In-person, Hybrid, Online only BIO Originally from Los Angeles and currently based in Minneapolis, Lindquist received her BA from Columbia (2009) and MFA in Interdisciplinary Art and Social Practice from the University of Minnesota (2022). Her work has been exhibited at Dreamsong, Franconia Sculpture Park, NXTHVN, Google, SooVAC, Smack Mellon, the New York Public Library, the Allen Hospital, the New Museum, the Bronx Museum of the Arts, El Museo del Barrio, and SPRING/BREAK Art Show among other venues. She is presently preparing for a forthcoming exhibition at Macalester’s Smail Gallery. Lindquist was a resident at Second Shift Studio Space of St Paul in 2022-2023 and at Macalester College in 2022-2024 working with activists, artists, teachers, and students studying the Mississippi River. Lindquist’s practice encompasses grounding people in place through soil painting, solar and nature printmaking, free herbal sweats and community medicine making workshops. TEACHING PHILOSOPHY & MENTORSHIP I deeply enjoy sharing my enthusiasm for learning and self-discovery through a practice of making. Technical, social, compositional, and formal experiments in the studio lead to new understanding and questions. I am grateful to accompany students as they move through this process and offer my perspective and encouragement. Questions I find important to consider: How does it feel when you are making? Who interprets your work how? What is the significance of your materials? How do your materials connect to your concepts and forms or not? With whom do you want to share your work and why? What are your values? How do they shape your professional goals? Mentoring students is also an opportunity for me to reflect on my own practice, which I am happy to share too.