Chloë Bass

Conceptual artist Chloë Bass (1984, New York) combines her installations with performance and social elements. Her everyday life forms the basis of her research into the public meaning of intimacy. How far does intimacy go for individuals, couples, immediate family, or an entire metropolis? 

Bass did residential projects, such as Kupferberg Arts Incubator, New York (2022-2024); NYU Tisch College of the Arts (Future Imagination Fund Fellow, 2022); the Montalvo Art Center, California (Lucas Art Fellowship, 2020-2022). 

Her work could be seen in, among others, the Skirball Cultural Center, California; African-American Museum / Art+Practice, Los Angeles; The Pulitzer Arts Foundation; The Studio Museum, Harlem; and Kunsthalle Wilhelmshaven (Germany). 

Her monography appeared in 2018 at The Operating System, her chapbook #sky #nofilter was published in 2020 by DoubleCross Press. Bass is also a university professor at Queens College (New York).