Khalid Kodi

Khalid Kodi is a part-time faculty member in the Studio Art department at Boston College's Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences. He holds a B.F.A. from Khartoum Polytechnic College of Fine and Applied Art and an M.F.A. from Massachusetts College of Art. His teaching focuses on foundational courses in Drawing, Design, and Painting.

• Professional Role: Artist and Curator
• Affiliations: Northeastern University African-American Artist in Residence (since 1994), Vice-Chair/Exhibitions

Research & Exhibitions

Kodi's work addresses social justice themes, as seen in solo exhibitions like Urban Issues around the world (2009) and Darfur Hell on Earth (2007). He has participated in notable group shows, including Reflections In Exile (2008), which explored African artists' responses to social injustice.

Awards & Residencies

• Recipient of grants and awards for socially engaged art
• Artist-in-Residence at Artomi International Art Colony (2002), Goethe Institute Khartoum (1988), and Northeastern University

Curation

Curated exhibitions such as Uprooted (2008) and Out of Pakistan (1995), showcasing multicultural artistic collaborations.