Christina Freeman (she/her) is an artist and curator based in New York City. Her conceptual practice includes photography, video, artists’ books, multimedia installation, and participatory performance.
Freeman’s projects have been featured in Artforum, Vulture, Hyperallergic, Art F City, Frieze, and Observer.
She was a 2024-25 Faculty Fellow in the Social Practice CUNY program and her alternative process photography work was on view in Bronx Calling: The Sixth AIM Biennial at The Bronx Museum of the Arts (April 12-June 16, 2024).
Christina was a 2024 artist-in-residence at NARS Foundation’s International Residency in Brooklyn, supported by a grant from PSC CUNY. She was previously an artist-in-residence at ARoS Public, Aros, Denmark (2018); Flux Factory, Queens, NY (2016-2018); Heliopolis, Brooklyn, NY (2014); SOMA, Mexico City (2012); and Galería Pérdida, Michoacán (2012).
Her projects have received support from the Beard and Weil Galleries at Wheaton College (2025), The Bronx Museum of the Arts (2023-2024), Creative Time (2019), Queens Museum (2018-2019), Culture Push (2018-2019), National Coalition Against Censorship (2018-2019), Danish Arts Foundation (2018), ABC No Rio (2017-2025), NEA (2017 + 2018), New York State Council on Arts (2017-2020), New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (2017-2020), Andy Warhol Foundation (2017), and Red House, Sofia, Bulgaria (2012).
Freeman curates art exhibitions at Princeton University’s Bernstein Gallery in the School of Public and International Affairs. She is also a Visiting Lecturer for Cornell University.
For over a decade, she has taught at Hunter College, CUNY for the Department of Art & Art History and the Department of Film & Media. She previously instructed photography courses for Macaulay Honors College, CUNY (2017-2020) and was a Visiting Professor in the Department of Fine Arts at Haverford College (2015-2018).
She received her MFA in Studio Art from Hunter College, CUNY in 2012 and her BA in Spanish and Latin American Studies from Haverford College in 2005. She studied Art and Art History at the Universitat de Barcelona in 2004.
