About Sean Miller

Sean Miller merges the roles of artist, curator, and collector. He employs collaborative practices, collective approaches, and experimental exhibition formats to produce work. Miller’s projects address ontology, materiality, politics, ecology, and institutional critique. He is the co-founder of SOIL gallery in Seattle, Washington (est. 1995), the founder/director of the John Erickson Museum of Art (est. 2003), a location-variable museum, co-founder of the Crude Life Portable Museum of Gulf Biodiversity (with Brandon Ballengée), and founder of the Drifting Cabinets Curious Collection of Gulf Biodiversity.

Miller has exhibited worldwide including at the National Academies Keck Futures Initiative Annual Conference Exhibition, ACC Galerie (Weimar, Germany), Deitch Projects Art Parade (NYC), Werkstadt (Berlin, Germany), National Museum of Ireland (Dublin, Ireland), Spazio Utopia (Campagna, Italy), Indianapolis Museum of Art, Contemporary Museum (Baltimore), Museo Raccolte Frugone (Genoa, Italy), among many others.