Jennifer Seibert is a painter and professor living in Allen, Texas, where she runs the same routes most mornings — past Bethany Lakes, through Oak Point and Spirit Park, along the creek corridors and suburban margins that almost no one stops to look at. She stops to look at them.

Her paintings begin on foot and end alla prima — all at once, wet into wet, no going back. The work is rooted in sustained attention and neuroaesthetics research, supported by a Collin College Study Grant awarded in 2024. She holds an MFA in Painting and Drawing.

Her national and international exhibitions include work at Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris, ARTSpace: CAA in New York, MAD Centre Gallery in Albania, and ICARTS Italia in Monte Castello di Vibio, Italy. She has participated in residencies at the CAC Woodside Residency in New York, the Cité Internationale Universitaire Artist Residency in France, and the International School of Art in Umbria, Italy. Her work has been presented by curators from the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art and the Heritage Auction House, and recognized by nationally juried panels including PBS.

She is Professor of Art at Collin College in Plano, Texas, where she teaches Painting, Drawing, and 2D Design. Prior to her current position she held a tenured appointment at Eastern Michigan University, where she taught Drawing, Installation, and Time-Based Media at the graduate level.

She is co-founder of Chloe Mae Studios in Downtown Allen and serves on the boards of the Allen Arts Alliance and the Plano Art Association. In 2026 she was selected as the commissioned artist for the City of Allen 150th Anniversary Public Art Project.

Selected CV available upon request