Allison Bogard Hall

Allison Bogard Hall is an interdisciplinary artist and educator living and working in Cleveland, Ohio. Hall earned her BFA in Painting and Literary Studies from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2014, and has since been expanding her work through multiple mediums such as printmaking, installation, found object sculpture, and darkroom photography. Her pieces are often autobiographical and heavily influenced by current events, found imagery, and literature. As an exhibiting artist, Hall has had two solo exhibitions in the North East Ohio area since 2021, and is a recipient of the CAN Triennial Exhibition Prize (2022). In addition to solo exhibitions, Hall has also shown work in group shows in Maine, Philadelphia, and throughout the Midwest. In Spring of 2024, Hall co-founded the publishing press BHB press with fellow artist Sam R. Butler. Together, Butler and Hall applied for and were awarded an Urgent Art Fund grant administered by SPACES and supported by residents of Cuyahoga County + Assembly for the Arts through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. When Hall is not busy making work out of her studio at the Screw Factory in Lakewood, Ohio, she is out hiking with her partner and son or working as a Studio Manager at the Cleveland Institute of Art.