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Haniel Wides

Artist, furniture maker, and educator working at the intersections of craft, queer theory, and collective care.

Awards, Residencies & Recognition

2026

  • Studio Fellow, Center for Furniture Craftsmanship (4-week funded residency)

2025

  • Session 1 Woodshop Fellow — Haystack Mountain School of Crafts (Funded, 2-week residency)

  • AFH Artist Fellow, Sustainable Artists Working in 3D — Artists For Humanity (8-month funded fellowship)

2024

  • Teaching the Teachers, Chairmaking Workshop Fellowship — Jeff Lefkowitz & Chairmakers Toolbox

  • Solidarity Craft Conference Guest Planner — Berea College (Honoraria)

2023

  • Michael Puryear Scholarship, Furniture Society

  • Queering Wood Craft, Museum for Art in Wood (Honoraria)

2020 / 2024

  • Toolkit for Cooperative, Collective, and Collaborative Cultural Work, Institute for Expanded Research + Press Press

2020

  • Haraizumi Art Project Virtual Residency (Funded)

2019

  • Haraizumi Art Project Residency — Shizuoka, Japan (Funded)

2017

  • Why We Work, Baltimore Museum of Industry (Portrait)

2016

  • Grit Fund Grant Recipient, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Exhibitions & Public Presentations

2025

  • Artists For Humanity Fellows Showcase, Artists For Humanity — Boston, MA (Exhibition & Artist Talk)

  • Empire Waste, Peabody Essex Museum — Salem, MA (Exhibition & Artist Talk)

  • Cut Once, Massachusetts College of Art & Design — Boston, MA

2024

  • Small Woodworks, Society of Arts + Crafts — Online Exhibition & Catalog

2023

  • Fine Furnishings Show, WaterFire Arts Center

  • Queering Wood Craft: Eroticism and Craft, Museum for Art in Wood — Led two-part lecture and moderated community discussion

2020

  • Why a Rainbow, Haraizumi Art Project — Shizuoka, Japan (Solo Installation)

2019

  • Ridgelines, Haraizumi Art Project — Shizuoka, Japan (Solo Installation)

2018

  • Commune Diverge Shift Connect: A Press Press Chronicle, Institute for Expanded Research & George Peabody Library — Baltimore, MD (Nomadic installation)

2016

  • XXChange: Women & Gender Nonconforming Artists and Makers, Area 405 — Baltimore, MD (Co-curator; Grit Fund Grant supported)

  • Made in Baltimore Maker Showcase, Second Chance — Baltimore, MD

Education

2024
Certificate, Cabinetry and Furniture Making
North Bennet Street School — Boston, MA

2018
Fundamentals of Welding & Intermediate TIG Qualification (AWS D17.1 Aerospace)
Earlbeck Gases and Technology — Baltimore, MD

2012
B.F.A.
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art — New York, NY