Shantell Martin

Shantell Martin is an artist known for her signature black and white drawings that delve deep into the relationship between artist and viewer, exploring themes of intersectionality, identity, and play.

She has exhibited her work at prestigious institutions like the 92Y Gallery in New York City, Albright Knox gallery, and MoCADA Museum, demonstrating a unique blend of artistic and intellectual pursuits.

As a former MIT Media Lab Visiting Scholar, Shantell collaborated with the social computing group to investigate how drawing can intersect with social processes and physical spaces.

Her educational background includes studying graphic design and illustration at Central Saint Martins, Graphic Design at Camberwell College of Art and Design, and attending Bexleyheath Academy.

Currently serving as the Philosopher at Shantell Martin, Inc., she has held positions such as Artist In Residence at Autodesk, Visiting Scholar at MIT Media Lab, and Part-Time Faculty at New York University's Itp, Tisch.

Shantell Martin's artistic process is characterized by a meditative flow that reflects her internal state and the transient nature of the world, creating connections between fine art, education, design, philosophy, and technology.

With a focus on forging new artistic and cultural connections, Shantell Martin's work transcends traditional boundaries and invites viewers to engage with art in a profound and introspective manner.