Bo Hubbard is an artist and administrator based in Brooklyn, New York. He earned his BFA in painting from the Kansas City Art Institute. Bo currently works as an administrator for Barnard College of Columbia University, Mid-America Arts Alliance, and as a freelance advisor to artists and arts organizations. He is technically trained in painting, papermaking, and fiber arts. In his artwork, he investigates color, shape, and composition to create surreal, abstract landscapes. Prior to relocating to New York, Bo lived in Kansas City, Missouri, where he worked for the Kansas City Art Institute and then the Downtown Council where he was art director for the Art in the Loop Foundation. He has participated in residencies with the Charlotte Street Foundation, Ox-Bow School of Art, Penland School of Craft, and the Oklahoma Arts Institute. He received national recognition for his work with Alter Art Space, a queer artist collective that he co-founded. Bo’s work was featured at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas for the exhibition Queer Abstraction and remains in the museum’s permanent collection.