Tiffany Dugan (She, Her) is a Marysville, CA-born, Houston, TX-raised, NYC-based writer/mixed media artist/art legacy worker with a background in events in arts non-profits and higher education.

Exploring the natural world and the numinous, she uses analog collage-making and painting to examine ever evolving cycles. Her work is abstract, rhythmic, and feminine with an edge. Her work often contains text where words are obscured to reveal new abstract poetry.

She received a BA in Literature from Sarah Lawrence College, did graduate work in Linguistics (NYU), received an MS in Organizational Change Management (The New School). She has studied at the Women's Studio Workshop, The Center for Book Arts, The Art Students League, and the National Academy Museum & School. She presented on Collage & Poetry at Kolaj Fest 2024 New Orleans. She has exhibited in solo and group shows in New York and in New Orleans. Her work has been featured in 82 Review, The Penn Review, Beyond Words, Peatsmoke, and is forthcoming in CALYX. Her work is in collections throughout the US and in Europe. She was a Diderot Artist-in-Residence at Chateau d'Orquevaux (2020). She received the Sarah Lawrence Kathryn Gurfein Fellowship-Creative Non-Fiction (2019) and has finished a memoir on art and legacy.