Liz Glynn received her MFA from California Institute of the Arts in 2008 and a BA from Harvard College in 2003. Glynn uses epic historical narratives to explore cycles of growth and decay and the potential for change in the present tense through performance, sculpture, and large-scale installation. She has presented numerous solo exhibitions and participatory performances including the black box, as part of Pacific Standard Time Public Art and Performance Festival (2012); III, produced by Redling Fine Arts; and The 24 Hour Roman Reconstruction (2008 and 2009).