Monroe Isenberg is an interdisciplinary artist known for his sculptures, installations, and time-based media works. His approach broadly explores human-earth connections, often resulting in contemplative environments that explore perception. Isenberg holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Studio Arts from the University of Maryland and is currently based in Los Angeles. His work has garnered recognition from organizations such as the Trawick and William and Dorothy Yeck foundations, and the International Sculpture Center. Additionally, he received support and recognition from the Puffin Foundation for his Dune Drawing series, a cross-disciplinary collaboration with Delaware State Parks and Past Present Projects. Isenberg’s work is included in private collections and has been featured in international art magazines such as Stirworld, Feminist, and Aesthetica. His work has been showcased at the Aesthetica Symposium in the UK, the Media Architecture Biennale in Australia, and Pacific Standard Time quadrennial in Los Angeles. He has exhibited both nationally and internationally, with support from esteemed institutions like the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Delaware Contemporary Museum, and the Museum of Art and History in Lancaster. Isenberg has participated in various invitational residency programs around the world, including the LungA School’s Visiting Artist Residency program in Iceland and the “Between the Sky and Sea: Temporal Horizons” residency in Norway. He has taught at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and the University of Maryland, and he currently serves as an Assistant Professor and Area Head of Sculpture at Orange Coast College.
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