Birdie Hall

“Birdie Hall (b 1994) is an artist based in Montana and New York. Her paintings, etchings, drawings, and soft sculpture reimagine familiar archetypes and landscapes with a sly sense of humor, while touching on themes of spirituality, psychedelics, nature, visionary poetry, modernist literature, epistemology of science, theories of the New Age, ethnobotany, reproductive history, and the afterlife. Her work, which often combines visual and textual elements, is born of an interest in a return to bodily experience (with “that dark involvement with blood and birth and death” to quote Joan Didion) amid the alienation of modernity and technology, as well as with a deep concern for the liberation of all sentient beings from suffering.  She received her undergraduate degree in philosophy in 2018, and is finishing her MFA in printmaking at NYU.”

- Amanda Fortini, 2021

1994      Born in Bavaria, Germany

Lives and works in New York City and Bozeman, MT

Solo Exhibitions

2018     “Afterbirth of a Nation” IBRC Gallery / Butte, Montana

2018     Butterfly Herbs / Missoula, Montana

2020 “You Are Not Sick and Cannot Die” at the Modern Love Club / NY, NY

2021 “The Pagan Insurrection” at Chinatown Soup, NY, NY

Group Exhibitions

2018     Yellowstone Art Museum Triennial / Billings, Montana

2019 Future Love Show at the Modern Love Club/ NY, NY

2020 NYU MFA First-year show, 80WSE

2020 THE CREATOR HAS A MASTER PLAN, Diane Rosenstein Gallery

2021 “Post-America” with Post-America, 16 Orchard St, NY, NY

Written Publications

"The Question Concerning Reproductive Technology," Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences, Vol. 48, No. 4, pp. 526 - 535

Self-Help: A Treatise on God, Psychedelics, and the Mind-Body, 2019 (forthcoming) / audiobook here

All inquiries to birdiehall@protonmail.com