Hannah Higgins

About the Author

Hannah Higgins is a distinguished scholar and curator specializing in avant-garde art and experimental literature of the 20th century. With a deep-rooted passion for interdisciplinary movements, she has dedicated her career to uncovering the innovative intersections of art, performance, and print culture. As the daughter of renowned Fluxus artist Dick Higgins, she brings a unique personal perspective to her research, blending archival rigor with insightful analysis. Her work illuminates the radical spirit of post-war artistic experimentation, making complex histories accessible to contemporary audiences. Higgins teaches at the University of Illinois at Chicago, where she inspires the next generation of thinkers, and her contributions continue to shape understandings of intermedia and conceptual art practices.