Georgie Friedman

Georgie Friedman is a Boston-based interdisciplinary artist and part-time faculty member at Boston College and Massachusetts College of Art and Design, affiliated with Tufts University through the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Her work spans video installations, photography, and public art, focusing on human relationships with natural phenomena in the context of climate change and the Anthropocene.

• Exhibitions at institutions like Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Emerson College, and Muratcentoventidue Artecontemporanea
• Teaching roles at MIT, Boston College, MassArt, and Lesley University
• Experiential installations such as Hurricane Lost and Fragments of Antarctica

Her articles from 2020–2024 explore themes like climate activism, immersive art, and environmental fragility, with keywords ranging from digital representations to kinetic sculptures. Media features include NPR, The Boston Globe, and The Atlantic.

• Scientific awards: Traveling Fellowships, Mass Cultural Council grants, A.R.T. Grants, and international travel funding
• Education: MFA from SMFA/Tufts (2008), BA from UC Santa Cruz (1996)