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Jonathan Goodman

Adjunct AssociAte Professor

Eric Heist

Visiting AssistAnt Professor

B.F.A., University of Delaware; M.F.A., Hunter College;

selected exhibitions: participant at rental, “Office Party,”

NYC; “Unfathom,” Max Protech, NYC; “Interfaith Center,”

“Travel Agents,” and other solo exhibitions at Schroeder

Romero, NYC ; grants: NYFA, Fellowship; Sally and Don

Lucas Artists Program at the Montalvo Arts Center;

founder and director of Momenta Art, Brooklyn.

Licio Isolani

Professor

Prospective Sul Design (Musee Des Arts Decoratifs

de Montreal); The New York Waterfront Marine Park

(The Municipal Art Society, NY);I Am An Art Work

(Guggenheim Museum/Whitney Museum/Metropolitan

Museum/M.O.M.A.. NY); Transference (Nassau County

Museum Ground, Rosyln, Long Island, NY); Geometric

Art (Trenton Museum, Trenton, NJ);Light-Motion

and Sound (Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY); One

Man Show (sculpture) (The New School for Social

Research, NY).

Shirley Kaneda

AssociAte Professor

B.F.A., Parsons the New School of Design; has exhibited

widely both in the US and in Europe. Her most recent

solo shows include Danese Gallery, NYC,2007, Bernard

Jacobson Gallery, London UK (2006), Galerie Jean-Luc

and Takako Richards, Paris, France, (2005), Feigen

Contemporary, NYC, (2003), Galerie Schuster and

Scheurerman, Berlin and Frankfort, Germany (2002).

Her work has been featured in many publications such

as Art in America, ARTnews, Contemporary, The New

York Times, Time Out among others.

Catherine Lecleire

Adjunct AssistAnt

Professor B.A., Ursinus College; B.F.A., University of the

Arts; M.F.A., University of Southern California; selected

solo and group exhibitions at Montclair Art Museum,

Hunterdon Museum of Art, William Paterson Univeristy,

College of New Jersey, University of Wisconsin,

Dana Library, Center for Contemporary Printmaking,

University of the Arts Wongwang University, College of

Fine Arts Shanghai, Printmaking Council of New Jersey,

Nathan Cummings Foundation, Mills College, Lawson

Gallery, Kala Institute; collections: Hunderton Museum,

William Paterson University, Lafayette College, College

of New Jersey, Center for Contemporary Printmaking,

Kala Institute; publication: Water-Based Ink: A Screen

Printing Manual for Studio and Classroom.

Jenny Lee

Adjunct Professor

Jenny Lee has exhibited extensively in galleries, arts

organizations and museums. In fall 2002, she had a

retrospective at the Hoboken (NJ) Historical Museum,

sponsored by the NJ State Council for the Arts and the

NJ Council for the Humanities, National Endowment

for the Humanities. In 2001, her work was featured in

the first-ever historical survey of 20th century welded

sculpture, at the Neuberger Museum. Her work is

in public venues such as the Brooklyn Museum,

the Newark Museum and the Neuberger Museum

of Art. Private collections include DeMenil and

Borgenicht-Brandt.

Frank Lind

Professor

B.A., Georgetown University; M.F.A., Pratt Institute;

selected solo exhibitions: “Recent Paintings,” 2010,

Gallery 210, Brooklyn, N.Y.; “Ocean Paintings from Long

Island,” Henry Gregg Gallery, DUMBO, New York, 2010;

selected group exhibitions: “The New Hudson River

School,” Riverstone Arts, Haverstraw, N.Y.; “Mermaids,”

Sideshow Gallery, Williamsburg, N.Y.

Naohisa Matsumoto

sculPture techniciAn, Visiting instructor

J. Martin Mazorra

Visiting AssistAnt Professor

B.F.A., West Virginia Univ; M.F.A, American University,

DC; Martin Mazorra of New York, is co-founder of

Cannonball Press. Martin is currently the Coordinator

of Printmaking at Parson’s School of Design in New

York City where he teaches lithography, woodcut, and

letterpress printmaking. He is the mastermind behind

the cross-institutional print exchange “Swaptropolis.”

Dennis McNett

Adjunct AssistAnt Professor

M.F.A., Pratt Institute. Dennis McNett was born in 1972

and grew up in Virginia Beach, VA. He moved to New

York in 2001 and has lived there since. He has been

carving the hell out of surly block prints for over 16

years. All of his encouragement as a young kid came

from his blind grandfather, who told him over and

over again that his drawings were good. Like a billion

other teenaged kids, later influences came from the

raw high-energy images pouring out of the ’80s punk

rock and skateboard scene. McNett has been fortunate

enough to have designed board graphics for Anti-Hero

skateboards and collaborate with Cannonball Press.

He works from his Brooklyn studio that overlooks the

smoggy Brooklyn Queens Expressway. He has also

taught at Parsons, Rutgers, Lower Eastside Print shop

and worked as a master printer at Brand X editions for

over four years.

Nat Meade

AssistAnt chAir of fine Arts

M.F.A., Pratt Institute; B.F.A., University of Oregon;

Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture; solo

exhibitions include “Falsetto” and “Guys are Dolls,”

Froelick Gallery, Portland Ore.; group exhibitions include

“Aqua,” Aqua Hotel, Miami, Fla.; “12 Painters in 12

Hours,” Rogue Space, N.Y.; “View Points,” Aljira, A Center

for Contemporary Art, Newark, N.J.; “Group Show,”

Perogi Gallery, Brooklyn, N.Y., among others; included

in the Artist Registry of Perogi Gallery, Brooklyn, N.Y.;

published in American Artists, Fine Arts Connoisseur,

Portrait of Portland.

Jennifer Melby

Visiting AssistAnt Professor

Ann Messner

Adjunct Professor

B.F.A., Pratt Institute; Her work investigates the inherent

contradictions between notions of private life/space

and public/civic experience. Her work is both social

and political in intention. She is a recipient numerous

fellowships including: the NEA, 3 NYFA Awards,

Henry Moore International Fellowship, Guggenheim

Fellowship, Anonymous Was a Woman Award, and a

Gottlieb Foundation Fellowship. She was a fellow at

Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University 2000; Princeton