Chloe P. Crawford is an interdisciplinary artist highlighting the labor disabled people undertake to set
the conditions for their existence in public spaces. Her work is often exhibited in relation to her
perpetually-seated sight-line, challenging conceptions of lowness as a place to be overlooked or convey
abjection.
She has shown at the Museum für Moderne Kunst (Frankfurt, DE), Artists Space (New York, NY), VAE
(Raleigh, NC), and HUA (Berlin, DE).
She received fellowships from Ragdale Foundation, Santa Fe Art Institute, and
Vermont Studio Center.
She has a BFA from The University of the Arts (RIP), an MFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts, and
attended
the Whitney Museum Independent Study Studio Program. It took her 19 years to obtain enough work credits
to qualify to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance.
