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Christine Stoddard, born Christine Sloan Stoddard, is an American writer[1], multidisciplinary artist[2], filmmaker, academic[3], and founder of Quail Bell Magazine[4][5]. In 2023, Brooklyn Magazine named her one of Brooklyn's Top 50 Most Fascinating People[6] for her involvement in the arts[7][8], including establishing Quail Bell Press & Productions, authoring books[9][10][11][12] available in libraries worldwide[13], making theatre[14][15][16] and visual art[17][18][19], and hosting the talk show Badass Lady-Folk[20][21]. That same year, her play "Mi Abuela, Queen of Nightmares"[22] premiered at The Tank; she became the keynote speaker at the College of William & Mary's Diversity & Inclusion Symposium[23]; editor of the Brooklyn Downtown Star[24][25], sister of the Queens Ledger[26]; her first feature film, Sirena's Gallery, became streamable[27][28] after premiering at the Byrd Theatre in 2021[29] [30]; and her solo exhibition "A Forest of Ancestral Dreams" opened at the Queens Botanical Garden[31], where she had previously shown with AnkhLave Arts Alliance[32][33].
Previously, Stoddard was named FOLIO's Top 20 Media Visionaries in their 20s[34][35] and was the artist-in-residence at Annmarie Sculpture Garden[36], Brooklyn Public Library[37], Lenox Hill Neighborhood House[38], and Woodlawn and Pope-Leighey House[39]. In 2020, she created a body of 17 murals in group homes for adults with disabilities[40][41] via HeartShare Human Services of New York as an artist-in-residence. Her work has been published in Cosmopolitan, Bustle[42], Yes! Magazine, the University of Richmond's Digital America, Teen Vogue, Native Peoples Magazine, and other outlets. She has shown work via the Elisabet Ney Museum[43], 1708 Gallery[44], the Poe Museum[45], the Howard County Center for the Arts[46], and other institutions. She holds an MFA[47] from The City College of New York[48][49], where she was a Jacoff Scholar[50] and graduated from the same program as Puerto Rican artist Lionel Cruet, and continues her studies at Columbia University[51]. She is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University[52], and studied under cinematographer Rob Tregenza.
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