Phoebe Shuman-Goodier is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores memory, care, and relational experience through collaborative and material processes. She earned an MFA in Photography & Transmedia from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was the 2023–2025 recipient of the Russell Lee Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Photography and the William and Bettye Nowlin Endowed Presidential Fellowship. She holds a BFA in Photography from the Rhode Island School of Design, where she received the John A. Chironna Scholarship and the Paul Krot Memorial Scholarship for excellence in photography. Phoebe has exhibited across the U.S., most recently at Bond Millen Gallery in Richmond, VA, Woods-Gerry Gallery in Providence, RI, and the Visual Arts Center in Austin. Her ongoing project Bad Dogs has been recognized with awards including the 2026 Working Assumptions Project Grant and the 2024 Film Photo Student Award sponsored by Kodak. In Fall 2025, Phoebe was interviewed for Southwest Contemporary Magazine. Her work has also been featured in Fotofilmic, Musée Magazine, and F-Stop Magazine. Phoebe manages the Photo & Media Arts Lab at St. Edward’s University and teaches at the University of Texas at Austin and Austin Community College.

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