Stephanie Kang

Stephanie Kang (she/they) is an Assistant Professor of Art History and Ethnic Studies at the University of Denver. She specializes in contemporary art with a focus on new media theory, critical race and ethnic studies, and queer theory. She received an MFA in Visual Art from Washington University in St. Louis and a PhD in Art History from the Ohio State University. She has curated several exhibitions and previously served as Assistant Curator at the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati. Notable exhibitions include Robert O'Neal: Open to All (2023), Cameron Granger: The Cartographer Tries to Map a Way to Heaven (2022), and I Am Here/You Were There (2022). Her writing has appeared in several magazines and peer-reviewed journals, including Media-N, Utopian Studies, Flash Art, and Cinephile, as well as in An American City: Eleven Cultural Exercises (FRONT International: Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art). At the University of Denver, she teaches classes at the intersection of art history and critical race and ethnic studies.

• Ph.D., History of Art, The Ohio State University, 2022
• MA, History of Art, The Ohio State University, 2018
• MFA, Visual Art, Washington University in St. Louis, 2015
• BFA, Studio Art, Calvin University, 2013