Andy Johnson (he/him) is a DC-based arts writer, publisher, designer, and art historian. He is currently Senior Admin for GW’s Department of American Studies; contributing editor for Dirt; and adjunct faculty in Art History at Georgetown University, teaching courses on queer art, photography, and visual culture. He previously served as Director of Gallery 102 at the Corcoran School, and editor/creative director of Archeion: Journal of Queer Archives, published by the Stonewall National Museum & Archives. He was the 2018 Apprentice Curator for the DC Arts Center, and a 2019 Visiting Arts Writer and Critic for The Chart. Johnson is the recipient of the Curatorial Grant and two Arts & Humanities Fellowship Grants from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities (DCCAH), as well as the Wherewithal Research Grant from Washington Project for the Arts, as part of The Andy Warhol Foundation’s Regranting Program.He has curated and juried exhibitions with Clifford Chance, DCCAH, DC Arts Center, Dupont Underground, the Torpedo Factory, the Smithsonian Institution, among others. He has presented research and spoken on panels at Rutgers University, UC-Santa Barbara, University of Georgia, The Ringling Museum, UICA, Washington Project for the Arts, Association of Academic Museums & Galleries, and others. He has published essays, exhibition reviews, and catalog entries with Dirt, The Chart, The Rib, Pelican Bomb, BmoreArt, Prospect.5 and more. He holds a B.A and M.A. in Art History from The George Washington University and is currently pursuing a M.P.S. in Publishing from GW’s College of Professional Studies.www.andydjohnson.com