The Broad Institute has hosted five artists-in-residence as of 2016. Learn more about their art, their perspectives, and their experience at the Broad.
Naoe Suzuki
Naoe Suzuki is Broad’s fifth artist-in-residence. Although she is not a scientist, Suzuki’s approach to art is scientific in that it incorporates periods of deep observation, data gathering, research and experimentation...
Maskull Lasserre
Maskull Lasserre was artist-in-residence at the Broad Institute in 2014-2015. Lasserre came to Broad via Canada, where his work is represented in the collections of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Government of Canada, and the Royal Bank....
Bernd Haussmann
Bernd Haussmann, the Broad's third artist-in-residence, describes his work as "environmental art." Through his artistic practice, he seeks to explore subjective environments and to test "how the spiritual, material, cultural, and natural environments influence...
Gupi Ranganathan
Gupi Ranganathan completed her two-year residency at the Broad in 2011. At the end of her stay, she exhibited "Unfolding," a collection that used video, paintings, prints, and wire sculpture to explore the process of the genome unfolding and life unfolding...
Daniel Kohn
Daniel Kohn was the Broad’s founding artist-in-residence. Following an invitation from Broad chief scientific officer Todd Golub, he returned in 2012 and created “Instance of a visual dataset,” as part of the Broad Creative year-long celebration of art and science...
