KC Crow Maddux is a Brooklyn based, trans artist whose work is intentionally difficult to categorize. Their pieces employ photography, painting, and sculptural processes together; creating a “trans” format. They are interested in the friction between the specific embodied self and the abstract, taxonomic language we often use.

Maddux has been awarded residencies at Yaddo, the Fire Island Artist Residency, Lighthouse Works, Wassaic Project, and the Vermont Studio Center. Their work has appeared and been written about in ArtForum, The NEw York Times, Forbes, New Flesh, Original Plumbing, Filthy Dreams, and Hyperallergic. They have recently shown at Marquee Projects, A.I.R Gallery, 1969 Gallery, Field Projects, Spring/Break, Haul, and Vox Populi. In 2020, their work was in the two-person inaugural exhibition by the Compton Trans Cultural District in San Francisco. Their work was recently included in “Not me, Not that, Not nothing either” at the Leslie Lohman GLBT Museum. They have a solo exhibitions opening at High Noon Gallery (NYC) this September and Turley Gallery (Hudson) in January.

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