Dahlia Bloomstone

Dahlia Bloomstone serves as Adjunct Professor and Artist in Residence in the Department of Art and Design at SUNY Oswego for Fall 2025, concurrently teaching 3D animation at Ramapo College. A Puerto Rican/American artist (b. 1995), she exhibits internationally at venues including Electronic Arts Intermix, Rhizome, and the Whitney Museum, while co-founding New Uncanny Gallery in West Harlem.

Her formal education includes:

• MFA, Hunter College, 2022
• BFA, Bard College, 2018

Professor Bloomstone's practice explores digital art and new media through 3D animation, game art, and performance, creating immersive works that interrogate technology's impact on human experience. Her exhibitions at Theater Mitu and Millennium Film Workshop demonstrate innovative blending of virtual environments with live artistic expression.

Her major recognitions:

• SPCUNY Actionist grant (Mellon Foundation)
• Master’s Thesis grant (Hunter College)
• Ox-Bow CIP scholarship
• New York Community Trust Van Lier grant
• Skowhegan School fellowship (2023)
• Whitney Museum ISP fellowship (2024-2025)

With teaching experience at Hunter College (2020-2022) and UT Austin (2023), she mentors students through active grant-funded projects including the Mellon-supported SPCUNY Actionist initiative. Her dual academic appointments provide students access to both traditional university resources and New York's vibrant gallery ecosystem through White Columns registry affiliation.

Bloomstone co-founded New Uncanny Gallery as a West Harlem incubator for experimental art, complementing her academic work with direct community engagement and exhibition opportunities for emerging creators.