Resume

• 2014

  Eye and Mind Academic Journal

  ArtandArnold

  Institute for Doctoral Studies in Visual Arts

  Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Coordinates with Cohort representatives to ensure the election of an Editor from the given Cohort if one has not already been elected; Decides

  and announces submission deadline for articles; Receives all initial submissions; Decides

  and announces submission accepted or rejected notification deadline; Decides

  and announces publication deadline for Eye and Mind; Manages Editors’ pairings

  and submitted articles for review according to the following protocol: no Editor will edit a paper from a fellow Cohort member

  and all papers will be reviewed by no less than two editors; Is responsible for editing two or more initial submissions the same as all other Editors

  following the same protocol: Provides comments and constructive critique of all submissions reviewed

  Notifies author of acceptance or rejection status

  Returns accepted submission directly to the author with suggested corrections; Ensures the overall successful publication of Eye and Mind; Is available for any questions regarding the procedures of publication. Acts as a general liaison between the Editorial Staff and non-staff persons as needed; Reviews all final submissions before publication in coordination with Managing Editor; Is responsible for a brief forward for their issue of Eye and Mind.

  Editor in Chief

  Eye and Mind Academic Journal

  www.artandarnold.blogspot.com

  ArtandArnold is my blog where I present various art reviews

  critical and philosophical investigations on various topics

  and works of fiction.

  Art Critic

  Writer

  ArtandArnold

  College Art Association

  Austin Community College

  Adjunct Faculty of the year

  Riverside Community College

• 2009

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Art Theory

  Art Criticism

  Philosophy

  Editorial Staff for Eye and Mind

  Academic Journal.

  Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts

• 2006

  Mt. San Jacinto College

  Riverside Community College District

  Art Critic

  Glasstire

  Prehistoric to Gothic

  Renaissance to\n20th Century

  Mt. San Jacinto College

  The Austin Chronicle

  Art Critic

  Contributing Writer

  Austin

  Texas Area

• 2004

  Riverside Community College District

  Austin Community College

  Glasstire

  Riverside Community College District

  Associate Professor of Art

  Austin Community College

  Art and Cake

  Los Angeles California

  Art Critic

  Contributing Writer

• 2002

  Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)

  Painting

  Claremont Graduate University

• 2001

  Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

  Painting

  Office of Exhibitions: Gallery Assistant.

  The Maryland Institute College of Art

• 1997

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Art

  Lawrence University

• Art History

  Art Criticism

  Copywriting

  Art Education

  Fine Art

  Drawing

  Figure Drawing

  Art History

  Editorial

  Contemporary Art

  Curating

  Painting

  Writer

  Visual Arts

  Museums

  Writing

  Curatorial Practices

  Art

  Editing

  We are all Graffiti Writers

  Taken from the last chapter of my dissertation

  the text explores ways in which graffiti writing acts as an inclusive activity. While we may think graffiti is alien to us

  we participate and manufacture our own graffiti every day.

  We are all Graffiti Writers

  One of contemporary graffiti’s most problematic situations is its dependency on documentation. While many of the culture’s participants would denounce photography and film as the primary sites for their work

  often making such predications based on the apparent authenticity of the urban environment

  this discussion considers the reverse

  positing that the ideologies and methodologies of the counterculture are best served through these modes of reproduction. In order to examine this claim

  several different occurrences of these post-sites are considered here

  analyzed from both the graffiti writer’s and the documenter’s perspectives.

  Post-Site Contemporary Graffiti and Documentation

  The following document serves to explain the roles

  and procedures

  of the editorial board for The Institute for Doctorial Studies in the Visual Arts academic journal Eye and Mind. It is to be issued to every member of the editorial board upon election to the position of Editor

  and should be reviewed prior to the submission acceptance deadline. This document may be revised to accommodate the changing needs of IDSVA and Eye and Mind as seen fit by the acting editorial staff.

  The Editorial Handbook for Eye and Mind

  My reviews for Glasstire\nhttp://glasstire.com/author/h-c-arnold/

  Glasstire reviews

  My articles for The Austin Chronicle.\nhttp://www.austinchronicle.com/authors/h-c-arnold/

  The Austin Chronicle art reviews.

  Art Critic\nEducator\nWriter\nEditor

  H.C.

  Arnold

  Art and Cake

  The Austin Chronicle