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- Michael Paul Oman-Reagan (born 1976) is an American post-minimal conceptual artist and Curator. Michael Paul Oman-Reagan is known for his work around socio-cultural and anthropological themes. His most acclaimed series has been his "Communication Project," where Oman-Reagan communicated with gallerists, art institutions and dedicated cultural spaces through the installation of art objects on or near their buildings. Born in Columbia, Missouri, Oman-Reagan's parents moved the family to Baker City, Oregon when he was five years old. Following studies at Reed College in Portland, Oregon he lived and worked in Park City, Utah, Pocatello, Idaho, Paris, France and Nantucket, Massachusetts. He has referenced his participation in the realization of a Sol LeWitt wall drawing as a strong early influence on his work. Oman-Reagan founded Field (Field Gallery) in Portland, Oregon and as the founder and curator of a gallery for emerging contemporary art, was part of Portland’s millennial art renaissance. The artist currently lives and works in New York City. His "Communication Project" has included installations in the public space surrounding or inside of galleries, institutions and art neighborhoods including PDX Contemporary Art, Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, Portland Art Museum, Chelsea, The New Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Palais de Tokyo, Art Chicago, Art|Basel.
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