Ian Hatcher
Assistant Professor, MFA Fine Arts Low Residency
- email imhatcher@massart.edu
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education
- MFA, Brown University
- BFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Ian Hatcher (he/they) is an interdisciplinary artist who uses language, sound, code, and performance to probe technological power.
His work has been presented at Pioneer Works, The Kitchen, The Poetry Project, Artists Space, Chicago Cultural Center, Palais de Tokyo, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Festival Actoral, ISEA, in public libraries in Denmark and Norway, live on Russian TV, and in a host of bookstores, bars, and basements. He is the author of a collection of print/sound poetry, Prosthesis, as well as assorted chapbooks, records, apps, and kinetic poems. He performs with the collective Lucky Pierre, collaborates with Issac Endo as c:able, and plays synth in the band SLZY MYLFS.
Ian holds a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from Brown University. He has taught art and writing courses at Brown, NYU, NJIT, Rutgers, as a Digital Studies Fellow, and the University of Bergen, as a Fulbright Scholar to Norway. He is currently a PhD candidate at CU Boulder, where his research focuses on claims, comedy, and corporatism.
