Jennifer Seas (she/they) is an artist, curator, writer, and educator who creates experiences that are durational and unfold in space. Exhibitions and screenings of her work have been presented across the country, as well as internationally as the recipient of a Cultural Exchange Grant from the U.S. Embassy in Berlin. Her curatorial projects have been realized at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation (St. Louis), H&R Block Artspace (Kansas City), The Union for Contemporary Art (Omaha), and COOP (Nashville), among other venues, and she was the inaugural curatorial fellow for the Granite City Art and Design District–a conglomerate of land art and project spaces in downtown Granite City, Illinois. Her writing has appeared in a number of academic publications and catalogues, and she has taught or lectured on studio art and curatorial practice at universities in the U.S. and abroad. She earned undergraduate degrees in Art and Psychology from Northeastern Illinois University and a graduate degree in Visual Art from Washington University in St. Louis. As Director and Chief Curator of the Tarble Arts Center, a teaching museum on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, IL, she organizes exhibitions, teaches courses, and imagines unique experiences for various audiences. Her work explores encounter, relationality, intersectional ecofeminism, and queer theory, often studying the cultural, social, and ritualistic practices of bathing and the figure of the bather as a signifier of leisure, desire, and embodied resistance.