Logan T. Sibrel (*1986 in Jasper, Indiana, United States) graduated with a bachelor of fine arts degree (BFA) from Indiana University in Bloomington, United States in 2009 and a master of fine arts degree (MFA) from Parsons School of Design in New York, United States in 2011. He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, United States.

Logan T. Sibrel explores intimate moments, often at close proximity. Despite the specificity of the scenes, the subjects depicted remain largely unrecognizable, creating a tension between the feeling of closeness and the frequent anonymity of the figures. Sibrel repeatedly incorporates references to queer life, specific places, songs or books that he associates with the scenes. His works, on one hand, convey closeness and intimacy, yet they remain elusive and fleeting.

His works tell fragmented stories that build an emotional connection with the viewer through their authenticity, intimacy, and vulnerability. The works are often sexual in tone, but the artist is not concerned with an erotic representation. Rather, the sexuality, which varies in degree, becomes a medium for addressing interpersonal relationships, longings, and disappointments

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2025 “Thought Cage”, Auxier Kline, New York, NY

“Silver Platter”, Eleftheria Tseliou Gallery, Athens, GR

2024  “Mental Suburbs”, Monti8, Rome, IT

“A Passenger”, Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart, DE

“Distant Charm”, Schlomer Haus Gallery, San Francisco, CA

“…One Look”, Vardan Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

2023 “Anyway, Anyhow”, Taymour Grahne Projects, London, UK

“I’ll Be There”, Auxier Kline, New York, NY

2022 “Heard + Knew”, The Captain’s Daughters, Provincetown, MA

“In Another Life”, Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart, DE

“Brake For Your Sweetheart”, Auxier Kline, New York, NY

2021 “2 Nite Yr Mine”, Auxier Kline, New York, NY

2020 “Shade”, 1969 Gallery, New York, NY

RESIDENCIES/AWARDS/HONORS

2024  Palazzo Ventidue Artist Residency, Nardò, Italy

2018  Palazzo Monti Artist Residency, Brescia, Italy

2014  WFAR—Wildfjords Artist Residency, Ísafjörður, Iceland

2010  Guest lecturer, “Focus and Motivation”, Hunter College. New York, NY.