Anthony Sertel Dean is a sound artist, educator, and technologist telling and supporting stories of community and self. Anthony refers to himself as a hypercollaborator, thriving in frequently changing forms, and in conversation with artists across the globe.

Anthony’s artistic work pulls from practices of electroacoustic composition, oral history, and experimental performance which can be heard in theater (Kennedy Center, New Victory Theater, Public Theater, The Kitchen), film (Film at Lincoln Center, Busan International Film Festival), radio (WNYC, Night Vale Presents), and gallery installations (Fridman Gallery, Half Gallery, Swiss Institute). They have taught at Wesleyan University, Oberlin College, multiple NYC public schools, Materials for the Arts, and spoken on panels about the future of theater design and contemporary indigenous performance. They are the technical director for The New York Neo-Futurists and creator of the podcast Hit Play, called “cathartic” and “a treasure chest” by The New York Times.

Anthony holds an MFA in Sound Art from Columbia University.