Seth Cameron (b. 1982, South Carolina, lives and works in New York City and Connecticut) was raised in the Southern foothills of the Appalachian Mountains to a family of preachers and teachers; Seth Cameron became neither and both. At the turn of the century, he expatriated to New York City, graduating from The Cooper Union School of Art before establishing the iconoclastic artist collective, The Bruce High Quality Foundation. The Foundation has been included in Greater New York at MOMA PS1, The Whitney Biennial, and The Sundance Film Festival and was the subject of a 2013 retrospective at The Brooklyn Museum of Art. Beyond the collective's artistic practice, Cameron founded and directed its free experimental art school, BHQFU (2009-17), alongside other forays into the field of art education, including leading The Intradisciplinary Seminar at Cooper Union, serving as Critic-in-Residence at the Hoffberger Graduate School of Painting at Maryland Institute College of Art (2022) and as Executive Director of Children's Museum of the Arts (2020-2023). This is his second solo exhibition at Seven Sisters.
