Sam Holleran

New York City

Sam Holleran is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and educator. Working as a design educator at the Center for Architecture and the 92Y, he develops curricula that help youth investigate the built environment. He is the Participatory Design Fellow with the Design Trust for Public Space, working with the Queens Museum and the New York City Parks Department to engage communities surrounding Flushing Meadows Corona Park. He has written on visual thinking, spatial justice, and urban life for publications like Arcade, Dissent, MAS Context, and The Avery Review. He lives in New York City.