David Huffman

David Huffman (born 1963)

Huffman was exposed to science fiction early, in the form of television shows such as Star Trek, Astroboy and Shogun Warriors.

Awards and fellowships Among the honors which Huffman has earned are:

Eureka Fellowship, Fleishhacker Foundation (2008) Palo Alto Public Arts Commission Award (2005)

Selected exhibitions Huffman's solo exhibitions include Worlds in Collision at Roberts & Tilton Gallery in 2016, Everything Went Dark Until I Saw Angels, in 2014, and Floating World, in 2012, both at Patricia Sweetow Gallery, and Land of the New Rising Sun at Lizabeth Oliveria Gallery in 2005 His first solo was Broadsides in 1995 at the Los Angeles' Jan Baum Gallery.

Collections Huffman's work is held in many permanent collections including: Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, New York Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis, Minn. Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, California Arkansas Art Center Lodeveans Collection London, England Arizona State University Art Museum Wellington Management, Boston, Massachusetts JPMorgan Chase Collection, New York, New York Eileen Norton Collection Los Angeles, California Palo Alto Art Center, Palo Alto, California de Saisset Museum Santa Clara, California

Teaching

Huffman has taught at Santa Clara University and is currently a professor at California College of the Arts. He is faculty in the Graduate Fine Arts Program at California College of the Arts.