Sydney Mieko King is an artist working in photography, sculpture and video. She seeks new ways of imaging the body and its trace, engaging in continued material exploration through her process. King builds cameras out of bedrooms and foamcore boxes, records images on three-dimensional surfaces, and casts screens for projection from plaster molds. 

Her work has been shown at the International Center of Photography Museum, François Ghebaly Gallery, Huxley-Parlour Gallery, the Broodthaers Society, the Dean Collection, Chashama, the Lewis Center for the Arts, and others. She has been an artist fellow at Yaddo, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Visual Studies Workshop, the Schneider Museum of Art, BRIC, Recess Art, VCCA, and the Yale Norfolk School of Art. 

King is the recipient of a 2021 En Foco Fellowship and a 2021 Aperture x Google Creator Labs Photo Fund Award. She received her MFA in Photography from the Yale School of Art in 2023 and was awarded the John Ferguson Weir Prize, following a degree in Art & Archaeology, Program 2 in Visual Arts at Princeton University. King is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Art and Visual Culture at Bates College.

sydney.mieko.king at gmail dot com // @sydney.m.king

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