Phipps Visiting Professor/Artist in Residence in Printmaking

Job description

The University’s School of Art & Art History (SAAH), accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, has offered instruction in Art and Art History since 1880. SAAH offers undergraduate programs in Studio Art, Art History, Pre-Art Conservation, and Art, Culture & Technology, as well as graduate programs in Art History with a concentration in Museum Studies. The Studio Art program emphasizes both discipline-specific and multidisciplinary practices, encouraging students to develop strong visual language, technical skills, and conceptual approaches. Faculty support fluidity across media and foster inclusive dialogue among a community of artists and peers. Current offerings include Ceramics, Foundations, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture. The program fosters career readiness through such opportunities as the Professional Practice course, internships, exhibitions, and more. Studio Art plays a central role in DU’s liberal arts mission, preparing students to think critically, create with intention, and engage meaningfully with contemporary society. The program cultivates curiosity and exploration while equipping students with the conceptual and technic...