Christopher Dunlap was born in Pullman, Washington. His work creates a multiplicity of relationships between simple shapes and complex structures. Through specific placement and repetition, he creates images that unfold over time, drawing the viewer to a heightened awareness of their own visual processes. Dunlap received a BFA from University of Washington in Seattle, Washington and an MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, Massachusetts.
Solo exhibitions of Dunlap’s work have taken place at: Marvin Gardens in Ridgewood, New York (2023), Sardine Gallery in Brooklyn, New York (2020 and 2017); and Hiromart Gallery in Tokyo, Japan (2019). Group exhibitions that have included Dunlap’s work have taken place at: Marvin Gardens in Ridgewood, New York; Albada Jelgersma in Amsterdam, the Netherlands; McKenzie Fine Art in New York City; Transmitter in Brooklyn, New York; No Place Gallery in Columbus, Ohio; Site 131 in Dallas, Texas; and Spring Break Art Fair in New York City. Dunlap has been reviewed in The New York Times, Two Coats of Paint, Hyperallergic, Art F City and Travel Magazine. Dunlap lives and works in Harlem, New York.
