Brion Nuda Rosch is an artist, curator, and educator living and working in San Francisco. His practice involves the use of found book pages, reclaimed objects, house paint, plaster, wood and drywall. A collection of materials is followed by a set of rules. Three marks represent a face (or mask). Bones from one archeological discovery are placed over another. A waterfall fall is placed over a waterfall. An accidental monument is placed before a ridge.

Studio time is shared with the curatorial direction of Hallway Projects including the One Day Artist Residency program and the art reference blog Something Home Something. A recent residency with SFMOMA's Open Space involved blindfolded visits to the museum, recorded conversations and interventions, and pairing Sesame Street animations along side Jiddu Krishnamurti, Joseph Campbell, and E. H. Gombrich.

Rosch is a Richard C. Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship Finalist, SFMOMA SECA Finalist and 2009 Artadia Award winner.

Rosch is represented by Baer Ridgway Exhibitions in San Francisco and DCKT Contemporary in New York.

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