Re: alt process at the university level
In my research for contacts for the f295 Symposium e-mailing list I was pleased to find many alt process instructors as professors or ass. professors at schools across the US (easily over 1,500). There are LOTS of people out there teaching alt-processes at a university level, but if you're looking for an extensive alt-program I think that's a different question and one I'm not in a position to reply to. Don't forget Alida Fish whose also at UArts. I know The Academy of Art in SF also has an extensive alt-program. School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has Laura Blacklow and Jesseca Ferguson.... Tom .......................... Check out the latest symposium information: www.f295.org/symposium2008 .......................... Tom Persinger f295 LLC www.f295.org ...................................... > -------Original Message------- > From: Christina Z. Anderson <zphoto@montana.net> > Subject: alt process at the university level > Sent: 09 Apr '08 08:31 > > Good morning all, > Can anyone give me names of professors who are teaching alt at a university > level either in the US, Canada, or abroad? In other words, where is there > an extensive alt program? > > I noticed in the Project Basho announcement a James Hajicek at Arizona State > University. There is Sarah Van Keuren at U of the Arts. There used to be > Sam at Clemson :) I assume that Craig Stevens and/or Steven Bliss teach alt > at Savannah College of Art and Design. There's Mark Osterman who is > developing one in Rochester.... > > Scott Weber, how about Florida? > > My perception is it is not extensively taught--am I wrong on that? > > I am wondering for students who want to go to an alt friendly undergrad or > grad program. > Chris > > > |