Rate My Professor Sean Miller

Miller's artistic practice spans sculpture, installation, performance, photography, painting, and intermedia, exploring power structures in contemporary art and politics through obsessive activities, humor, absurd scenarios, and extreme aesthetics. He emphasizes collaboration and collective action, notably with Fluxus artists in projects like Fluxus 1962–2022: Sixty Years in Flux (Genoa, Italy, 2022), 88: Philip Corner, Jack Massing, and Sean Miller (Genoa, 2022), and the film Exquisite Moving Corpse (2022, with 60 artists, screened internationally). Key art/science initiatives include the Crude Life Portable Biodiversity Museum (2016, funded by National Academies Keck Futures Initiative, investigating Gulf of Mexico biodiversity post-Deepwater Horizon) and Drifting Cabinets: A Portable Collection of Gulf Biodiversity (2019–), exhibited at venues like the Orlando Museum of Art and Cade Museum. His work has been shown internationally at ACC Galerie (Weimar, Germany), Deitch Projects (New York), National Museum of Ireland (Dublin), Villa Croce Museo d’Arte Contemporanea (Genoa, Italy), Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art (Gainesville), and others. Reviews appear in Sculpture Magazine, Art Papers, New York Times, and Seattle Times. Miller received University of Florida Summer Excellence Funding for (H)our Art School: 60 Art Lessons in 60 Minutes by 60 Artists.