Noah Kashiani (b. 1992) lives and works in Chicago, Illinois. He received his MFA from Northern Illinois University and BA from the University of Mount Union. Kashiani borrows the visual language of commodity culture. Glamorizing the assimilative nature of human consumption, exploiting our vulnerability to the American dream.
Solo exhibitions include: Dubya Em Deez, Cleaner Gallery (Chicago, IL); Built Similarly, Studio Break Gallery (West Chicago, IL); Venetian Blinds, 934 Gallery (Columbus Ohio); and Excesivamente Sospechoso at Casa Lu (Mexico City, MX). Recent group exhibitions include Gimme More at Missouri State University (Springfield, MO), In Small Measure at Dayton Contemporary (Dayton, OH), and Morning Cartoons and Cereal at Northeastern Illinois University (Chicago, IL). He has been awarded residencies in Mexico, Spain, California, and Tunisia.