Adam Kuby creates environmentally responsive public art commissions and installations nationally and internationally and is represented in public collections including Seattle, Portland, Boulder, Pittsburgh, Vancouver, Victoria and Salt Lake City. His work fosters a sense of connectedness in our increasingly fractured environment and explores how human and non-human ecologies can come into closer dialogue.
Adam was awarded the Rome Prize Fellowship from the American Academy in Rome, and has attended artist residencies at Yaddo, Ucross, The Arctic Circle Residency, and The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. He has worked at the Central Park Conservancy and the Bronx Zoo in NYC, studied environmental design at the University of Pennsylvania (BA), and sculpture at the University of North Carolina (MFA).