Resume

• 2009

  Chelsea Art Museum

  Assistant Professor of Sculpture and Digital Media.

  New York Institute of Technology

  Washington University in St. Louis

  St. Louis

  Taught Digital Media in the undergraduate and graduate program.

  Assistant Professor

  From October 14

  2013-May1

  2014 my sculpture Converge will be on display on Broadway between 58th and 59th street across from the Museum of Arts & Design. Its part of an exhibition there called Out of Hand: Materializing the Post Digital. I have a second piece inside the museum which is a collaborative work with artist and Philosopher Robert Gero called Intervening Phenomena.\n\nMy aspect of the sculpture program at William Paterson University offers a broad curriculum. The core values are aesthetic experience

  critical thinking

  technological innovation

  and physical practice. This includes a rapid prototyping

  CNC milling machine (modified to cut up to a 24\" z height) and a 3D Minolta Scanner. \n\nI've also started the Center for New Art

  a curriculum that supports makers

  thinkers and doers to do research and practice in an University context. The Center

  collaborating with the University Galleries at William Paterson Unvirsity offers a residency that includes an exhibition at the galleries.

  William Paterson University

  exhibt the work Social Sculpture: sculpture and software including the Sculptural User Interface (SUI) a project with Don Guarnierri

  Chelsea Art Museum

• 2005

  Rutgers University

  William Paterson University

  New York Institute of Technology

  Matrix Art Collective

  create sculpture and animation

  Matrix Art Collective

  sculpture and digital media

  Rutgers University

• 1987

  Master's of Fine Art

  sculpture

  Yale University

• 1983

  Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst Fellowship (DAAD)

  Awarded for study with Joseph Beuys

  Gunther Uecker.

  Sculpture

  Kunstakademie Dusseldorf

• 1979

  Bachelors of Fine Arts

  Rigorous

  intensive curriculum working with Dale Eldred and Jim Leedy in a Late 1970's midwestern sculpture program.

  Sculpture

  Kansas City Art Institute

• Fine Art

  Art History

  Teaching

  Foam Carving

  Art

  Sculpture

  Art Education

  Galleries

  Milling

  3D

  Museums

  Animation

  Higher Education

  Contemporary Art

  Drawing

  Robotics

  Art Exhibitions

  Arts Administration

  Visual Arts

  PowerMill

  Rees

  Rees

  Washington University in St. Louis