Spencer Vazquez (b. 2000) is a Chicago-born artist based in Queens, NY. His debut solo show, Glue Traps, was on view in Spring 2026 at Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York. His work has been featured by publications such as ARTnews, Hypebeast, Interlocutor, and Musée Magazine.
Spencer’s work explores the intersection of memory, digital media, and the everyday image. Using a variety of cameras and photographic processes, his work spans music videos, adhesive tape transfers, panoramic pinholes, and flatbed scans of his phone screen. He received a BA in Film & Electronic Arts from Bard College in 2022.
spence.vazquez@gmail.com
“6 DEC: ... MY INTENTION IS POLITICAL IN NATURE. MY ART IS NOT AN ART FOR ART’S SAKE.
19 DEC: THE PAINTING MUST PRESERVE BOTH ITS PICTORIAL CONTENT AND ITS OBJECTNESS...
29 DEC: WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
1 JAN 88: WE MUST FIGHT WITH THE SPIRIT.
12 JAN 88: THERE ARE NO ANSWERS, SOMETIMES
I WONDER IF THERE ARE QUESTIONS.
18 JAN 88: REALITY AS WE KNOW IT TO BE HAS ANOTHER SIDE.
24 JAN 88: LIGHT IS MY GUIDE.”
- Jack Whitten, “Studio Log 1987,” Notes from the Woodshed, 204