Kristin Stransky creates engaging and often playful artworks focused on social interaction, gender socialization and cultural expectations. Her artworks range from wearables and 3D printing to interactive art and installations. She is featured as a Westword “100 Colorado Creatives” and has participated in multiple interviews and articles. She has presented and moderated panels at New Media Caucus, ISEA 2011, and an artist’s talk at ISEA 2012. Her work has been featured on the Creator’s Project, the Ars Electronica blog, Adafruit, and Instructables. Her work has been exhibited at Plus Gallery, as part of the CultureHaus Banner Event, in the National Conference for Media Reform, Denver International Airport, the COBO Center, A/NT Gallery, and PlatteForum. She has had exhibitions at Curfman Gallery at Colorado State University as part of Colorado Contemporaries, Wright State University, and Purdue University. She completed her BFA in Sculpture and Fibers from Saint Mary’s College in 2007 and received her MFA in 2014 from the University of Denver in Emergent Digital Practices. Stransky is currently an adjunct professor in the Emergent Digital Practices program and she has recently led a session of four art workshops for teens at the Denver MCA. She has an upcoming exhibition at GOCA121.