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\"\"<\/a> NOAH SATERSTROM
<\/strong><\/a>noahsaterstrom@gmail.com<\/a> \u00a0<\/p>\r\n

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Noah Saterstrom is a narrative painter raised in Mississippi and educated at the Glasgow School of Art. His paintings are exhibited and held in collections throughout the world, including the UK, South Africa and Norway. His collection of portraits of figures from Black Mountain College was shown at Blue Spiral 1 in 2018.\u00a0\u00a0\u201cWhat Became of Dr. Smith,\u201d Saterstrom\u2019s most ambitious show to date, was exhibited at the Mississippi Museum of Art in 2023 and accompanied by a full-length folio. Saterstrom\u2019s work also appears on numerous book covers including Ann Patchett\u2019s The Dutch House (2019) and Whistler (2026).\u00a0\u00a0\u201cOn a Winter\u2019s Night,\u201d his collaboration with writer Kate DiCamillo, is due from Candlewick Press in 2027. Noah is currently based in Nashville where he works and lives with his wife and kids.<\/p>\r\n

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CURRICULUM VITAE<\/p>\r\n

MFA, 2001, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland
BFA, 1998, University of Mississippi<\/p>\r\n

Selected Exhibitions<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\r\n

2024 Instamatic, Julia Martin Gallery, Nashville, TN (solo)
2024 What Became of Dr. Smith, Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS (solo)
2019 History of Looking<\/em>, Carol Robinson Gallery, New Orleans, LA (solo)
2019 Mississippi Storytellers<\/em>, Fischer Galleries, Jackson, MS
2019 Fever Dreams<\/em>, Gadsden Museum of Art, Gadsden, AL (solo)
2019 Faces & Places,<\/em> Horse & Buggy Press, Durham, NC (solo)
2018 Folk & Figure<\/em>, Blue Spiral 1, Asheville, NC
2018 Mississippi Book Festival Exhibition<\/em>, Fischer Galleries, Jackson, MS
2018 Picturing Mississippi<\/em>, Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS
2018 Peaceable Kingdoms<\/em>, Fischer Galleries, Jackson, MS (solo)
2017 Faces of Black Mountain College<\/em>, Blue Spiral 1, Asheville, NC (solo)
2017 Shubuta & Other Stories<\/em>, Julia Martin Gallery, Nashville, TN (solo)
2016 Natchez Bluff<\/em>, Tricentennial Celebration, Natchez, MS (solo)
2016 Bird<\/em>, Muzeumm, Los Angeles
2015 When We Were Sun-Worshippers<\/em>, La Esquina, NYC (Soho), NY (solo)
2015 To Match Our Dreams of Perfection<\/em>, Carol Robinson Gallery, New Orleans, LA (solo)
2015 End of Summer<\/em>, Caron Gallery, Tupelo, MS (solo)
2013 Babboo’s Moving Pictures<\/em>, Exploded View Microcinema, Tucson (solo)
2013 Devotion Exhibition<\/em>, Hedreen Gallery, Seattle (group)
2013 Float Me Down the River<\/em>, Carol Robinson Gallery, New Orleans (solo)
2012 \u00a0Text\/Image Collaborations<\/em>, Counterpath Press, Denver, CO (solo)
2011 \u00a0Soldatesque<\/em>, Collaboration with Anne Waldman, UA Poetry Center (solo)
2011\u00a05 Text\/Image Collaborations<\/em>, Holden Gallery, Warren Wilson College (solo)
2010\u00a0Now We’ll Decide Who Comes From Where<\/em>, Carol Robinson Gallery, New Orleans (solo)
2009\u00a0 Bunny Magic<\/em>, Shelton Walsmith Studio, Brooklyn, NY (solo)
2007\u00a0 Offertory<\/em>, Carol Robinson Gallery, New Orleans, LA (solo)
2006\u00a0 Memory [Memory]<\/em>, public installation, Lodging House Mission, Glasgow, Scotland (solo)
2004\u00a0 New Work<\/em>, Artbank, Glasgow, Scotland (solo)
2003\u00a0 Excavations<\/em>, Carol Robinson Gallery, New Orleans (solo)<\/p>\r\n


Books, Articles, Essays and Publications

<\/strong>2027 On a Winter\u2019s Night, Kate DiCamillo and Noah Saterstrom, Candlewick Press
2026 Whistler, by Ann Patchett (cover by NS), Harper-Collins
2024 What Became of Dr. Smith<\/em>, University Press of Mississippi
2024 Museum Feature, New York Times
2023 Jubilee, Old Crow Medicine Show (LP, cover by NS)
2020 “A Fictional Portrait Brought to Life”, by JS Marcus, Wall Street Journal
2019 The Dutch House, by Ann Patchett (cover by NS), Harper-Collins
2019 How It Was With Scotland<\/em>, text by Joan Fiset, paintings by Noah Saterstrom, Ravenna Press
2017 – 2018 Regular contributor to Nashville Arts Magazine
2013 A Conversation with Timothy Hyman<\/em>, interview, Trickhouse.org
2012 Soldatesque\/Soldiering<\/em>, DVD 20min video, with text by Anne Waldman, paintings by NS, soundtrack by Ambrose Bye and Daniel Carter, essay by Bill Berkson, Fast Talking Music.
2011\u00a0Soldatesque\/Soldiering with Dreams of Wartimes\u00a0<\/em>(with text by Anne Waldman), Blaze Vox Books
2011 Symmetry, collab. Timothy Dyke, The Spirit of Black Mountain College, Lorimer Press
2010\u00a0Ghosty<\/em>\u00a0(with text by Kristen Nelson), Drunken Boat issue 11
2009 Empty Houses<\/em>, 30min video essay
2007\u00a0 Amateur Art: an essay\u00a0<\/em>\/ Denver Quarterly, Spring 2007<\/p>\r\n

Teaching & Curating<\/strong>
2019 Guest Curator, Julia Martin Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee
2018 Instructor, Penland School of Crafts
2017 – 19 Lecturer, Art Department, Belmont University, Nashville, TN
2011 Text\/Image Instructor, University of Arizona Poetry Center, Tucson, Arizona
2007 Text\/Image Guest Instructor Naropa University Summer Writing MFA, Boulder, Colorado
2005\/6 Adjunct Arts Instructor, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina
2003-6 Art Faculty and Gallery Director, Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa, North Carolina<\/p>\r\n

Visiting Artist & Lectures
<\/strong>2025 Panel Discussion with Ann Patchett and Becky Suss, Cheekwood
2024 Mississippi Book Festival, Panel Discussion with Ann Patchett, Kate DiCamillo
2018 Bringing Forward the Past Symposium, Mississippi Museum of Art
2016 Guest Instructor, Mississippi Art Colony
2014 Paperworks, Tucson, AZ
2012 Poetry Off the Page Symposium, Panel Moderator, UA Poetry Center, Tucson, AZ
2011 Empty Houses<\/em> video screening, Pace University, Warren Wilson College
2011 Guest Lecturer, Univ. of Dallas, Appalachian State University, Western Carolina University
2010 Guest Lecturer, Univ. of AZ Poetry Center, Fairfield Univ. Writing MFA
2010\u00a0Empty Houses <\/em>video screening, New Jersey Inst. of Technology,
2009\u00a0 Empty Houses <\/em>video screening Univ. of Denver, Katrina Conference
2009 Plaster casting workshop, Central School Project, Bisbee, Arizona
2008\u00a0 Guest Lecturer, Univ of Arizona
2005\/6 Guest Instructor, Mississippi Art Colony
2005\/6 AP Reader\/Consultant, College Board, College of New Jersey
2004 Head Judge, South Carolina State Fair Fine Art Competition
2003\u00a0 Guest Instructor, Glasgow School of Art, Painting Department<\/p>\r\n

Grants, Residencies and Awards<\/strong>
2013 Artist residency, Exploded View Micro-cinema, Tucson, AZ
2012 New Works Project Grant, Tucson Pima Arts Council, Tucson, AZ
2010 Curator-in-Residence, Central School Project, Bisbee, AZ
2009\u00a0 Artist-in-Residence, Central School Project, Bisbee, AZ
2008\u00a0 Recipient, Bisbee Arts Council Project Grant
2005 Visual Arts Fellow, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts
2005 Public Artworks Project Grant recipient, Arts and Business, Edinburgh, Scotland
2001\u00a0 Isle of Arran Distilleries Graduate Fellowship, Arran, Scotland
2000\u00a0 Artist-in-residence, HRH Prince of Wales, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh, Scotland<\/p>\r\n

Organizations:<\/strong>
2008 \u2013 2014 Founder\/Curator, Trickhouse.org, Cross-disciplinary Arts Journal
2010 \u2013 2014 Co-organizer Trickhouse Live performance series, Casa Libre en la Solana
2010 \u2013 2014 Board Member, Casa Libre en la Solana
2010 \u2013 2013 Grants Committee Member, Tucson Pima Arts Council<\/p>\r\n

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