b. 1995 st. louis mo
Selena [Len] Loomis [they/them] is an artist, curator, and researcher living in southeast Ohio. They make work about [dis]comfort, cycles, and the time the body keeps. Often this work takes the form of nontraditional fibercraft, interrogating the responsibilities we have to one another and to the more-than-human world.
Curatorially, they are interested in enacting the latin root of the word ‘curare’ - meaning to care for communities, artists, audiences, and one another. Loomis is interested in cultivating spaces to be meaningfully alone, together.
Selena is an MAA Candidate in Arts Administration at Ohio University, where they completed their MFA in Sculpture + Expanded Practice in 2024. Loomis also has a BA in Performance Art from Antioch College. They have been faculty at The School of the Alternative, a Deep Ecology Artist Fellow at United Plant Savers, and was awarded a scholarship to attend Penland School of Craft in 2024. Loomis is currently a member at artist-run Majestic Galleries in Nelsonville, Ohio.
Selena is an MAA Candidate in Arts Administration at Ohio University, where they completed their MFA in Sculpture + Expanded Practice in 2024. Loomis also has a BA in Performance Art from Antioch College. They have been faculty at The School of the Alternative, a Deep Ecology Artist Fellow at United Plant Savers, and was awarded a scholarship to attend Penland School of Craft in 2024. Loomis is currently a member at artist-run Majestic Galleries in Nelsonville, Ohio.