About the Artist
Exhibitions
  • INSTALLATION
  • When They Find Your Remains, 2025
  • kill, 2024
  • Me... when I grow up, 2023
  • Between, 2023
  • Parts Work, 2022
  • TO BE TRANS IS TO BE YOUR OWN PALLBEARER, 2022
  • Mr. Fluffy Pants, 2022
  • Dear Mountain, 2022
  • Hand, Made, 2022
  • These Memories Don't Belong to Me, 2020
  • 35 Children, 2020
  • PRINTS
  • Prehistoric Proverb, 2021
  • The Bodega was Out of Yerba Mate, 2021
  • In Conversation, 2021
  • Pants (from memory), 2021
  • (less than 3), 2021
  • BOOKS
  • Preparation for Transformation, 2023
  • THE DAYDREAM 2022
  • I AM THIS, 2021
  • DIGITAL
  • The Amherst Jones Library, 2021
  • Untitled Portrait (Audrey), 2021
  • Untitled Portrait (Mary), 2021
  • So That's What It's Like, 2021
  • Welcome, Nature Explorers!, 2021
  • Pigeon Dreams, in progress
  • Paintings, 2021
  • Tarot, in progress
Contact
Instagram
Benny Kleinman-Eddy
About the Artist
Exhibitions
  • INSTALLATION
  • When They Find Your Remains, 2025
  • kill, 2024
  • Me... when I grow up, 2023
  • Between, 2023
  • Parts Work, 2022
  • TO BE TRANS IS TO BE YOUR OWN PALLBEARER, 2022
  • Mr. Fluffy Pants, 2022
  • Dear Mountain, 2022
  • Hand, Made, 2022
  • These Memories Don't Belong to Me, 2020
  • 35 Children, 2020
  • PRINTS
  • Prehistoric Proverb, 2021
  • The Bodega was Out of Yerba Mate, 2021
  • In Conversation, 2021
  • Pants (from memory), 2021
  • (less than 3), 2021
  • BOOKS
  • Preparation for Transformation, 2023
  • THE DAYDREAM 2022
  • I AM THIS, 2021
  • DIGITAL
  • The Amherst Jones Library, 2021
  • Untitled Portrait (Audrey), 2021
  • Untitled Portrait (Mary), 2021
  • So That's What It's Like, 2021
  • Welcome, Nature Explorers!, 2021
  • Pigeon Dreams, in progress
  • Paintings, 2021
  • Tarot, in progress
Contact
Instagram

About the Artist

Benny Kleinman-Eddy (He/They) has a BA in Studio Art from Smith College, class of 2023. As an Installation artist he uses a variety of media, including but not limited to sculpture, embroidery, drawing, printmaking and fiber arts. Incorporating multiple methods of making allows him to produce work that is complicated, nuanced, and full of texture. His work celebrates the tenderness and vulnerability of memory, identity, and transformation of the body.

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