Dilara Miller is an interdisciplinary artist and educator based in the Hudson Valley, New York who received her BFA from The University of Colorado, Boulder and her MFA from Northern Illinois University with an emphasis in printmaking and ceramic methods. Dilara’s work critiques and reflects on the social/cultural effects of being a Turkish/American Muslim woman in today’s society. Through referencing antiquities and how they are presented today, she seeks to identify patterns of hierarchies that exist in our human history through an eco-feminist lens.

Dilara has worked in community print studios for over 7 years and has had her work featured in national exhibitions such as the Woman, Life, Freedom exhibit in Chicago, Illinois and ALHAMDU | Muslim Futurism exhibit at the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs; as well as having been published in the MAPC Journal and awarded the Multicultural Fellowship from the National Council on Education for the Ceramics Arts.

 

Website:www.dilaramiller.com

Instagram:@vishneli