Interdisciplinary Artist and Teaching Artist

Roxy Savage
Studio 201
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Roxy Savage, also known as Roxanne Faber Savage, is an interdisciplinary artist from Boston, Massachusetts, who resides and works in Connecticut and New York City. Her artwork focuses on themes of female identity and domestic space. She creates artwork in diverse media, using analog and digital mixed-media processes. Roxy investigates female archetypes and stereotypes through everyday objects and female life. Roxy is a Master Teaching Artist with Arts For Learning Connecticut's HOT Schools program. Making art and teaching are integral to her creative process.

Savage is an accomplished, award-winning artist whose works are part of private and corporate collections. She exhibits artwork in solo and group shows across the United States and internationally. Roxy earned her MFA in Art Practice in 2020, receiving the AP Thesis Award from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Her educational background includes a BFA from Pratt Institute and an MS Ed. from Queens College, where she studied on a full fellowship. Fall 2025, Roxy is a PhD student pursuing doctoral studies in visual arts at IDSVA in philosophy, aesthetics, and art theory.

Savage has participated in artist residencies and international projects, including Cha-North, Pine Plains, NY, Mass MoCA, North Adams, MA; The Atlantic Center For The Arts, New Smyrna Beach, FL; Weir Farm Art Center, Wilton, CT; Taller Di Grafica, Havana Cuba; Castello di Potentino, Toscana, Italy.