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Rodger Stevens

Part-time Assistant Professor

Email
rstevens@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Rodger Stevens

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Rodger Stevens is an American artist and sculptor whose principal medium is wire. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Rodger studied at the Parsons School of Design and the School of Visual Arts in New York City as well as the Studio Programs at the Brooklyn Museum of Art (NY) and the Museum of Arts and Design (NY). He is now an internationally exhibited artist with work in numerous private and institutional collections. He is represented by galleries in New York and abroad, including Kinder Modern (NY), Brad Ford's Fair (NY), Timothy Yarger Fine Art (Los Angeles), and Mint Gallery (London). Commissions include: The Whitney Museum of Art, The American Folk  Art Museum, PS1, Tiffany & Co., Barneys, Sothebys, Starbucks, Nike, West Elm, The New Yorker Magazine, The Katonah Museum, The Bristol Museum, David Rockwell, Jonathan Adler, Todd Oldham, The W Hotel, Mumm's Champagne, Yohji Yamamoto, The New York Children's Museum of Art, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Stuart Weitzman, Persol, The Hangaram Museum of Art in Seoul, The American Greetings Company, Kikkerland Toys, Erik Lindstrom Rugs, Egg Collective, Patrick Parrish Gallery, David Weeks Studio, Morris Adjmi Architecture

 

Website: http://rodgerstevens.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodger.stevens/?hl=en


Current Courses

  • Time
    PUFY 1040 - Fall 2026

Future Courses

  • Time
    PUFY 1040 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

  • Time
    PUFY 1040 - Spring 2026

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