Harrison Valentin is a multidisciplinary artist and practicing archivist. They graduated with a Masters in Library and Information Sciences concentrating in Archives Management from Simmons University in 2025. In 2019 they graduated with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts concentrating in Painting and Drawing from Tyler School of Art at Temple University. This past year, Valentin functioned as a volunteer archivist with the Salmon Brook Historical Society organizing and describing over 250 works in the Aaron Draper Shattuck catalogue raisonné. In their 2020 article, “Samara Golden Creates a Shimmering Ouroboros: Upstairs at Steve’s at the Fabric Workshop and Museum” they analyze the concept of an artwork as a paradoxical riddle. Valentin’s most recent exhibit, Peep Show (2019), displayed a variety of painting, sculpture, prints and a body of performative work, A Royal Flush. Their inspirators include Ree Morton, Lynda Benglis, and Louise Bourgeois.