Dylan Gauthier (he/him) is a New York-based curator, artist, and arts administrator. Gauthier joins More Art as Associate Curator having over two decades of experience working for non-profit and for-profit art ventures in New York City. From 2018-2022, he was Program Director and Curator of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Project Space. While at EFA Dylan also ran SHIFT: A Residency for Arts Workers. Gauthier is also a practicing artist who works through a research-based and collaborative practice at the intersections of ecology, architecture, landscape, and social change. Gauthier is a founder of the boat-building and publishing collective Mare Liberum and of the Sunview Luncheonette, a co-op for art, politics, and communalism in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Gauthier received his MFA from Hunter College, CUNY (‘12), and has taught courses on emerging media and expanded cinema in the Film and Media Studies department at Hunter College, and courses on systems, sustainability, and water-based art practices at Parsons. He lives in Jackson Heights with his wife and frequent collaborator, the poet and artist, Kendra Sullivan, and their son Demitri.