Hannah Spector is an interdisciplinary artist, composer, poet, and educator.
Spector thinks of language as a solid object—a concrete and spatial expression that can overturn limiting perceptions of the everyday.
Spector has shown their work at Transformer Gallery (DC), The CAM Perennial (TX), Stoveworks (TN), The Katzen (DC), and Women and Their Work (ATX). Spector’s short films have won prizes at Dumbo Film Festival, Berlin Short Film Festival, and Bodega Film Festival. They have completed residencies at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2024), Stoveworks (TN), The Museum of Human Achievement (ATX), and MASS Gallery (ATX). They are an Assistant Professor of Practice at UT Austin and a co-curator of shedshows (ATX).
Spector thinks of language as a solid object—a concrete and spatial expression that can overturn limiting perceptions of the everyday.
Spector has shown their work at Transformer Gallery (DC), The CAM Perennial (TX), Stoveworks (TN), The Katzen (DC), and Women and Their Work (ATX). Spector’s short films have won prizes at Dumbo Film Festival, Berlin Short Film Festival, and Bodega Film Festival. They have completed residencies at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2024), Stoveworks (TN), The Museum of Human Achievement (ATX), and MASS Gallery (ATX). They are an Assistant Professor of Practice at UT Austin and a co-curator of shedshows (ATX).
