Rate My Professor Jeremiah Hulsebos-Spofford

He is co-founder and co-director of the nonprofit art collective Floating Museum, alongside Faheem Majeed, Andrew Schachman, and avery r. young, which creates site-responsive museums using Chicago's architecture to engage communities and redistribute cultural capital from downtown to the peripheries. Key projects include River Assembly (2017), where a model of the DuSable Museum floated down the Chicago River; Floating Monuments: Mecca Flats, an inflatable monument addressing erasure and disinvestment in Bronzeville; and forthcoming contributions to the Chicago Architecture Biennial as artistic director and curator. Solo exhibitions feature League of Nations at the Chicago Cultural Center (2021), Garden Gipsoteca at the Arts Club of Chicago (2019), and Hall of Kahn at the Hyde Park Art Center (2013). Group exhibitions include A lion for every house at the Art Institute of Chicago (2022), The Long Dream at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (2020), and Sustainable Societies for the Future at Malmö Konstmuseum (2021). He has received the Fulbright Fellowship in Sicily (2010), Illinois Arts Council Visual Arts Fellowship (2014), Foundation for Contemporary Arts grant, MacDowell Colony Fellowship (2014), Sculpture Space Residency Fellowship (2016), and IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellowship (2023). Additional support comes from grants by the Graham Foundation, Joyce Foundation, Terra Foundation, and others. His work has appeared in reviews in Sculpture Magazine, Hyperallergic, Artforum, and the Chicago Tribune, contributing to discussions on museum formations, historical narratives, systems of power, and resource distribution.