Noah Simblist

Noah Simblist is a writer, curator and artist. His current research focuses on the relationship between contemporary art and politics regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He won the 2007 Moss/Chumley award and has written for ART LIES, Art Papers, Pidgin and Transmission Annual as well as web based publications such as D Magazine’s Front Row, Daily Serving, Glasstire, Pastelegram, and …might be good. He was the director of Garner Tullis print publishing in New York and curated Yuri’s Office, a project with Eve Sussman and the Rufus Corporation at Ft Worth Contemporary Arts (co-curated with Christina Rees) and Out of Place at Lora Reynolds Gallery in Austin, Abstraction/Construction at SOIL gallery in Seattle, Collecting and Collectivity at Conduit Gallery in Dallas, and 3 Propositions and a Musical Scenario in Ft Worth (co-curated with Subtext Projects. He is an Associate Professor of Art at SMU and was the 2010-11 Curatorial Fellow at The Visual Art Center at the University of Texas.