Christine Stoddard is an artist whose literary, visual, and performance creations explore folklore, history, and issues of social justice through collage processes. Identifying first and foremost as a writer, Christine works both individually and in community art contexts to tell stories through static and moving images. She is a recipient of The Puffin Foundation Emerging Artist Grant, a former writer-in-residence at The Cyberpunk Apocalypse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a featured artist in The Southeast Review, and an AmeriCorps volunteer alumna who specialized in literacy and art education. Previously Christine has lived or studied in Richmond, Virginia; Grinnell, Iowa; La Rochelle, France; Glasgow, Scotland; and Guadalajara, Mexico.
Christine currently lives in Greater Washington, where she runs Quail Bell Press & Productions. with her partner Kristen Rebelo. She is also the founder and editor of Quail Bell Magazine. She recently edited two anthologies of writing from Quail Bell Magazine, The Nest and Airborne (Belle Isle Books), and will be releasing her digital photo/essay project, Mixteco/RVA, this spring. Her new film, A Train Runs Through It, premieres at the New York Transit Museum this April.
Christine currently lives in Greater Washington, where she runs Quail Bell Press & Productions. with her partner Kristen Rebelo. She is also the founder and editor of Quail Bell Magazine. She recently edited two anthologies of writing from Quail Bell Magazine, The Nest and Airborne (Belle Isle Books), and will be releasing her digital photo/essay project, Mixteco/RVA, this spring. Her new film, A Train Runs Through It, premieres at the New York Transit Museum this April.
