Nathan Byrne

Nathan Byrne is a lecturer at the University of Michigan's Stamps School of Art & Design. He earned a BA in Studio Art and Art History from San Francisco State University and an MFA in Art from the U-M Stamps School. His practice combines sculpture, installation, and time-based projects to explore themes of devotion, memorialization, mysticism, and perception.

• Education: BA (San Francisco State University), MFA (U-M Stamps School)
• Research Focus: Hybrid materiality in art, transformative viewer experiences

Notable affiliations: Co-Founder of Phosphor Project Space (artist-run space in Pittsburgh). His works are held in the permanent collections of Recology A.I.R. (San Francisco) and De Anza College (Cupertino).

Residencies:

• Vermont Studio Center Fellowship
• Community Forge (Wilkinsburg, PA)
• Art Ark Gallery (San Jose, CA)
• Recology A.I.R. (San Francisco, CA)