CAA Conversations

Kevin Curry is an Associate Teaching Professor at Florida State University where he teaches digital foundations and sculpture. He's currently in London teaching a photo for non-majors class.

Christopher McNulty is Professor of Art in the Department of Art & Art History at Auburn University in Alabama and teaches sculpture to undergraduates at all levels. He is a dual citizen of France and the United States.

Justin Lincoln is Associate Professor in New Genres and Digital Art at Whitman College in Walla Walla Washington where he is bringing the Indie/DIY ethos to get his students involved with new media.

Amy Alexander is an Associate Professor in Visual Arts at UC San Diego. Her teaching bounces around the overlaps of tech art, public art, expanded cinema, and performance and is sprinkled with occasional bursts of unabashed geekery.

Robert Howsare is an Assistant Professor of Art teaching printmaking and foundation courses at West Virginia Wesleyan College.

Zach Fitchner is a printmaking artist and Assistant Professor of Art at West Virginia State University.

Meg Mitchell is an Associate Professor of Digital Media/Foundations at University of Wisconsin-Madison teaching courses on digital foundations, interactive art, code based art and digital fabrication.

Joelle Dietrick is a MacDowell fellow and Fulbright scholar who makes large temporary paintings, animations and games about global trade and human logistics. She's an Assistant Professor of Art and Digital Studies at Davidson College outside of Charlotte, North Carolina.

Rebecca Easby is program chair of Fine Arts and Associate Professor of Art History at Trinity Washington University in Washington DC.

Colleen Denney is Professor of Art History/Gender and Women’s Studies, in the Gender and Women’s Studies Program at the University of Wyoming.

Elizabeth Moran is an artist and lecturer in the Art, Media, and Technology program at Parsons School of Design. Her work investigates how varying belief systems that inform our understanding of recorded evidence.

Erica Molesworth is an artist and lecturer in photography at California College of the Arts and at San Francisco Art Institute; she is interested in the expanded field of photography and its intersection with moving images and digital media.

Sarah G. Sharp is an Assistant Professor at University of Maryland, Baltimore County where she coordinates the foundations program and teaches graduate courses. She is also regular faculty in the Art Practice MFA Program at SVA in New York where she teaches time-based media courses.

Kara Hearn is the Assistant Chair of Film and Video at Pratt Institute. She is a video artist, who often performs in her work. For better or for worse, she is probably best known for a video from 2005 in which I reenact a scene from E.T. alone in my apartment.

Amanda (Mandy) Horton is an associate professor at the University of Central Oklahoma whose specialty is in design history, she has developed multiple courses on this subject, including an award-winning History of Graphic Design online course and is director of the new Design History minor at UCO.

Breuna Baine is an Associate Professor of graphic design at Auburn University Montgomery.

Jolene Powell is McCoy Professor of Art and Director of Gallery 310 at Marietta College teaching courses in all levels studio art in drawing, painting, printmaking, and occasional special topics classes. Her favorite learning opportunities happen when she can take students to actual artwork and add an experiential components to her classes.

Richard Danford is Vice-President for Student Life at Marietta College, where he previously served as associate professor of Spanish and Portuguese. He spent two years living in Madrid, where he taught English and pursued doctoral coursework in Spanish linguistics. He has led multiple short-term study abroad courses to both Spain and Brazil, focusing on everything from language to civilization and culture to human geography to the Masters of Spanish Painting.

Kelly Boehmer lives in Pooler, GA and teaches as a Lecturer at Georgia Southern University. She makes large-scale, soft sculpture installations (often depicting unicorns) and is a member of the performance art band, Glitter Chariot.

Matt Toole lives in Savannah, GA and was a professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design from 2006 to 2016. He is a sculptor who works with a variety of materials and processes including performance works focusing on rituals associated with making.