Maximilian Goldfarb

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Maximilian Goldfarb is an artist based in Hudson, New York. Goldfarb, Director of Graduate Studies, University at Buffalo, is a recent research fellow at the UB Humanities Institute. After earning an MS degree from MIT, Goldfarb has continued to produce projects in many forms, extended by the generative potential of publication and radio transmission platforms. Goldfarb has completed architectural, object, text and media works with support from the Harpo Foundation, the Elizabeth Graham Foundation, NYSCA, the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, The Kaplan Institute, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts and the Experimental Television Center. Goldfarb’s exhibition, “Numbers Station” was installed at the Buffalo Institute for Contemporary Art, Fall 2023. Goldfarb is a regular participant in collaborative object and media projects, ‘Wolf’, and ‘The Conduction Series’. Goldfarb’s most recent book, “The Shipwreck Archetype” will be released in Fall 2026 with generous support of the Emily Harvey Foundation and the Julian Park Publication Fund.

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maximiliangoldfarb@gmail.com
@maximiliangoldfarb

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Publications Numbers Station
Repeater
Reports 1–100
Remote Viewing: 500 Tableaux
Handbook for Human Machines
Deep Cycle
The Shipwreck Archetype
Architectural Inventions
Wolf Tones