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Allen Killian-Moore is a multidisciplinary neurodivergent artist on the spectrum working in performance, alt-process photography, moving image, installation, paper, pigment, writing, curation, visual, sound, etc. etc. etc. His work often explores coexistence and the tension between harmony and disharmony in many forms—individual and collective, social and political, life and death. His recent work traverses these themes through the lens of his lived experience as a neurodivergent person navigating a neurotypical world, bringing to the work Allen's own idiosyncratic, autistic, outsider perspective.

In 2025 and 2022, Allen received Individual Artist Grants from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council and in the fall of 2018, he was an Artist In Residence at the North Dakota Museum of Art. He was the recipient of a Career Development Grant that same year. Allen’s work has been exhibited in exhibitions at a wide variety of venues, including Joseph Nease Gallery, Hennepin Theater Trust, Duluth Art Institute, and FIB Gallery in Chicago.