Joyce Barbour (She/They) is a transfeminine multimedia artist with a focus in sound art and installation. Conceptually, Barbour’s work often explores the therapeutic possibilities of art, the idea of creativity as a communal effort, and storytelling through narrative landscapes. Viewing art as a tool to connect with others, collaboration is a strong part of her creative practice.

With her work, Barbour emphasizes the experiential, hoping to give audiences an experience that leaves them with a feeling, whether it is calm or a sense of awe. Most recently, Barbour has been exploring how art can be used to support various communities as well as how it can be beneficial on an individual level. While previous exhibitions/performances include gallery spaces like the Speed Art Museum and the 849 Gallery, Barbour’s installations often invite creative engagement in nontraditional spaces such as Bernheim Forest and Dreamland.

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