Mariah Moneda (b.1997) Mariah is an interdisciplinary artist and instructor who received her BFA in photography from Arizona State University, an MFA From the School of Education in Studio Art at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, as an Ed-GRs Graduate Fellow and Theodora Herfulth Kubly Minority Fellow and is currently in pursuit of an MFA in Design and Material Studies as an Advanced Opportunity Fellow at the School of Human Ecology, also at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Moneda examines the material relationships between the Philippines and America through the use of photography, textile, and social practice to recontextualize a blended third culture community that transposes the line of familiarity.

Mariah has taught at San Diego Museum of Photographic Arts, has spoken at the Herberger Institute of Design and Arts, Artist Colloquium at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Grossmont Community College, and The School of Human Ecology. Her work has been shown nationally and regionally across the United States at the Trout Museum of Art (Appleton, WI) Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (Winston-Salem, NC) the Center for Fine Art Photography (Fort Collins, CO) The AjA Project (San Diego, CA), with work in collections at Arizona State University’s Northlight Gallery (Tempe, AZ)

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