Jeremiah Matthew Davis is a highly accomplished artistic director with a passion for immersive theatrical productions and innovative programming. With a graduate degree in dramaturgy from Columbia University and a BA in Theater and Social Science from Bennington College, Davis has honed his skills working with leading theatrical institutions, and accomplished artists such as Tony Award-winning designer Christine Jones, producer Randy Weiner, composer Andile Khumalo, and installation artist Cosmo Whyte. He has also worked with various educational institutions, serving as faculty at Todoroff Conservatory, New York University, Barnard College, and Columbia University. Davis has a strong track record of successful collaborations and has overseen numerous projects for Oklahoma Contemporary, including Tatyana Fazlalizadeh's "Oklahoma is Black" and Jeffrey Gibson's "Speak to Me" exhibit. He is a visionary thinker who understands how to push boundaries while maintaining core educational values and fostering growth for his institution's expert programming.