Jeffrey Gibson is a Mississippi Choctaw and Cherokee artist based in New York. His practice is defined by a synthesis of traditional Indigenous materials and techniques, such as intricate beadwork and weaving, with the visual language of modernism and contemporary sculpture.

His work often utilizes vibrant color palettes and geometric patterns to create immersive installations, paintings, and sculptural objects. By blending historical craft with contemporary aesthetics, Gibson examines the intersection of personal identity, heritage, and the broader narratives of American culture.

Gibson continues to maintain a significant presence in the contemporary art world, with recent programming including a public art commission in collaboration with the ICA San Francisco.