Keith Miller

Keith Miller is a part-time faculty member at NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study since 2006 and has served as curator of The Gallatin Galleries since 2008. He holds a B.F.A. in Painting from SUNY Purchase (1988) and an M.F.A. in Painting from Stony Brook University (2001). His work spans filmmaking, curation, and education, with a focus on social and cultural themes like gentrification. Notable films include Five Star (2014, Tribeca Best Editing) and Welcome to Pine Hill (2012, Slamdance Grand Jury Prize). He co-created the comedy series Brooklynification (2016–2018), examining gentrification in Brooklyn.

• Education:
• B.F.A., Painting, SUNY Purchase, 1988
• M.F.A., Painting, Stony Brook University, 2001

His research interests include experimental filmmaking, curatorial practices, and urban cultural dynamics. Miller’s awards reflect his contributions to both education and artistic innovation, including NYU Gallatin’s teaching excellence recognitions. He currently oversees post-production on a new feature film.

Grants & Collaborations: Received grants from Cinereach and The Jerome Foundation for This Much We Know, co-produced by Miller. Collaborated with BRIC TV on Brooklynification and co-produced Lee Fields: Faithful Man.

Labs/Teams: Curates exhibitions at NYU Gallatin Galleries and previously directed SAC Gallery at Stony Brook University, overseeing over 40 exhibitions.