Jan Piribeck
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Office Hours Fall 2013
Mon 10:00- 12:00 & Wednesday 2:00- 4:00Contact Information
Jan Piribeck is an Associate Professor of Art at the University of Southern Maine. She has an MFA from Northern Illinois University in Painting and Drawing where she also studied Computer Imaging. For over a decade the focal point of her work has been a series of projects that fuse Art and GISCI (Geographic Information Science). She established the Digital Art Concentration offered by the USM Art Department and often works with students on collaborative research/creative projects that merge Art, Science and Technology. Prior to her arrival at USM she was an Associate Professor of Art and Gallery Director at the University of Maine at Farmington and was Curator of Exhibitions and Education at the Rockford Art Museum in Rockford, Illinois. Her past experience working in galleries and museums continues to inform her work as an artist. She has been a Visiting Artist/Professor at schools of Art, Architecture, Design and Engineering in China, France, Germany and Latvia. Key words to describe her work are: information design, public art, digital mapping and cultural cartography.
Recent Publications
2012 COLLABORATION AND CONNECTIVITY In the Education of Artists and Designers, published by Groupwork, an interdisciplinary journal for working with groups (pending)
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