
Meredith Drum is a multimedia artist using technology ethically, critically, and joyfully. Considering a future beset by environmental, social, economic, and political trouble due to climate change, she collaborates with others to cultivate care for humans and non-humans. Her tool box includes video, animation, installation, extended reality, and various modes of public participation. She is influenced by science fiction, cinema history, swimming in the ocean, socialist feminism, getting lost in giant cities, climate justice, riding bikes, multispecies anthropology, contemporary visual culture, and loving her family, friends, and cats.
Drum’s work has been supported by grants and residencies with The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, CEC Arts Link, the Bronx Museum of the Arts, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, iLand (Interdisciplinary Lab for Art, Nature + Dance), the Wassaic Project, the Experimental Television Center, ChaNorth, ISSUE Project Room, the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts, Wave Farm Transmission Arts with the New York State Council on the Arts, and other institutions. She has enjoyed several solo exhibitions and screenings, including at Microscope Gallery, NY, NY. And her work has been part of numerous group exhibitions and screenings across the U.S. and in Brazil, Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, France, Mexico and Spain.

