Layering assemblages of text, image, and found material, Hannah Tishkoff’s art and writing explores the emotional infrastructures of daily life. Their interdisciplinary practice spans painting, writing, and exhibition-making, often exploring the convergence of language, material, and direct experience. Working between form and feeling, their installations act as psychic arrangements that conjure existential and spiritual concerns through playful material and visual fragmentations. Evoking a lineage of vernacular and self-organized practices, they approach painting as a space of both interior excavation and communal orientation.

Hannah Tishkoff (b. 1996, Los Angeles, CA) is currently an MFA candidate at the University of California, Riverside and received a BA from Oberlin College in Ohio. Their work has been exhibited at David Zwirner, The Drawing Center, and The Children’s Museum of the Arts in New York, NY; Little’s Alcove in Brooklyn, NY; Known Studio and Quarters Gallery in Los Angeles, CA; and The Museum of Everyday Life in Glover, VT. Tishkoff has completed artist residencies at Paper Hand Puppet Project in Sxapahaw, NC and The Museum of Everyday Life in Glover, VT. Their work has been featured and reviewed in Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles. Tishkoff lives and works in Los Angeles, California.