About

I Was Pushed In

Dana Duff is an artist trained in sculpture and filmmaking who received her MFA in conceptual art from California Institute for the Arts. She’s lived and worked primarily in New York City and Los Angeles, briefly in France, and is now based part-time in Mexico. She’s exhibited sculpture and drawings in a number of solo shows, including Max Protech Gallery (NYC), Richard Kuhlenschmidt Gallery (LA), Milford Gallery (NYC), and exhibited many group shows, among them: Renaissance Society (Chicago), New Museum of Contemporary Art (NYC), Whitney Museum (NYC), Long Beach Museum, CA.  Her work is included in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (NYC), the New Museum of Contemporary Art (NYC), Stanford University (Palo Alto); the Phillips Collection (Washington DC), Brooklyn Museum (NYC), The Carnegie Museum (Pittsburg), and a number of private collections.
For the past several years she’s worked primarily in small format film and video which have been screened at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, the Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement, Geneva, and other programs. She’s been awarded residencies at Foundation Kaus Australis, Rotterdam, and the American Academy in Rome.