Lynn Peemoeller

Lynn Peemoeller is a Lecturer in the Master of Landscape Architecture program at Washington University in St. Louis. Her work bridges food systems planning, urban agriculture, and critical social practice, focusing on identity, culture, and place. She has collaborated with institutions like the Institute for Spatial Experiments and the BMW-Guggenheim Lab Berlin. Her research integrates natural sciences, policy, and art to explore food's role in societal dynamics.

Peemoeller's career includes roles as an urban agriculture liaison in Chicago, teaching at the Illinois Institute of Technology, and leading projects in Berlin. She has exhibited works at venues such as the Science Gallery Dublin and the HKW Berlin Anthropocene Project. Her recent initiatives include the Supermarket Artist in Residence Project, supported by a Regional Arts Commission grant.

Key grants include a 2021 Mellon Foundation grant for Mississippi River watershed research (as PI) and a 2019 Regional Arts Commission grant. She co-directs the Mississippi River Open School for Kinship and Social Exchange with Jennifer Colten.