Delaney Logan Gardner-Sweeney is an interdisciplinary artist working in Phoenix, Arizona. Her practice uses divination, site-specific performance, sound art, and sculpture to engage with the land through chance, myth, and the mystical. Gardner-Sweeney holds a BFA in Sculpture and Post Studio Practice and a BA in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology from the University of Colorado Boulder, and is currently completing her MFA at Arizona State University, where she recently received a Graduate College Completion Fellowship to complete her thesis research and exhibition. She has exhibited at The University of Colorado’s Museum of Natural History, Mountain Research Station, and Rancho La Florida; Dab Art Co., Los Angeles, CA; Galleria Artificio, Villavicencio, Meta, Colombia; and Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA, among others. The artist received the 2024 Tablelands Center for Bioregional Art Residency and the 2020 Prairiewood Preserve Residency. Gardner-Sweeney’s writing has been published in arts publications including Sully and RADIUS Volume I, among others. Her limited-edition artist publication On Collecting is housed in the Special Collections at Norlin Library, University of Colorado Boulder.
