David Muenzer works across drawing, sculpture, painting, performance, writing, and exhibition-making. His artistic interfaces bring different ways of understanding the world into contact. Moving between intimate material and larger systems, Muenzer treats artistic practice as a mode of inquiry, grounded in making and the particular lifeworlds, temporalities, and forms of knowledge that adhere to objects and images.
Recent solo exhibitions include “Storylines” at Pivot, London (2026);
“Exit Interview,” organized by Final Hot Desert at Concept Art
Gallery, Pittsburgh (2026); “Teen” at Final Hot Desert, London (2025);
“Twin Study” at Soldes, Los Angeles (2024); and “Proxetics” at
Dracula’s Revenge, New York (2022). In conjunction with “Twin Study,”
Muenzer organized a roundtable on heritability with artist Kelly
Akashi, art historian David Joselit, and artist Jeffrey Stuker.
Muenzer’s work has also been presented at the Hammer Museum, the Andy Warhol Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, The Drawing Center, Night Gallery, and Lubov.
Education
- M.F.A., University of Southern California Roski School of Art and Design
- B.A., Magna Cum Laude, Yale University