About

 Zachary Delamater (he/him, they/them) is a queer & disabled Brooklyn based artist, designer & writer. In 2024, he completed the Hunter College MFA program with a concentration in Sculpture & were awarded the Nancy Ashton Memorial Prize “in recognition of work in the MFA program as an artist & leader.” (Howard Singerman, former Phyllis & Joseph Caroff Chair, Department of Art/Art History, Hunter College) Most recently, their work has appeared in Paper, Flanelle,  Wonderland, & Out magazines, in the NADA online exhibition “Lighter Touch: Care as a Radical Gesture,” as well as in the “Poetry Hell” reading series in Manhattan. They have had solo exhibitions at the Czech Center NY (2017) & in Black Mountain, North Carolina at the School of the Alternative (2016). Delamater holds a BFA (Fine Arts) from Parsons The New School for Design and a BA (Culture & Media Studies) from Eugene Lang The New School for Liberal Arts. Their multidisciplinary practice integrates text, images, objects, design, & craft.