Tiffany Dugan is a New York based artist and writer. She is inspired by puzzling divergent words and elements together and revels in the surprises that emerge.

Her visual arts practice currently focuses on collage using images collected from printed material and other ephemera. She often cuts words or phrases from articles or incorporates her own writing into the work. By erasing and obscuring sections of the work, she further examines her relationship to impermanence and change.

She has a completed manuscript of creative non-fiction in which she addresses art legacy as the daughter of a painter, its effect on personal relationships, and fulfilling a creative life.

She has exhibited her artwork in New York, and is in collections throughout the U.S. and in Europe. She received the Gurfein Writing Fellowship in creative non-fiction from Sarah Lawrence College (2019) and The Denis Diderot Artist-in-Residence Grant (2020).