Biographical Notes Jennifer Moller is an awarding wining video artist and photographer, her work gravitates toward the philosophical, and in particular toward Buddhist ideas about impermanence and the metaphysics of immanence. She has created several public video installations, including the video installation, "seas" which is in the private collection of the Hood Museum at Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Her photography and videos have been exhibited nationally and she curated film festivals at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum on Cape Cod for several years. Moller works collaboratively when possible and has most recently collaborated with sculptor Beth Ireland on the project, Turning Around America. She is an art educator and has taught at, the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, New England School of Photography, The Santa Fe Workshops, and in 2010 she was invited to teach at the Institute of American Indian Art in Santa Fe as a visiting artist for a one-year residency.
Artist Statement
I am an interdisciplinary artist working across many boundaries, time and space, medium and discipline, and I am working with the power of a poetic visual. I am engaged in animation, video, installations, and artists’ books. My early background is in photography and drawing. I especially enjoy collaborations with other creative people, I love artists. I travel whenever the opportunity is presented and I have been teaching art process and practice to undergraduate and graduate students in Boston, Massachusetts and most recently in Santa Fe, New Mexico. |
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Mary Fassett and Jenn Moller
Jennifer Moller
Cell: 505-919-8541 E-mail: jmoller@jennifermoller.com
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Institute of American Indian Art, IAIA, Santa Fe, NM
Full Time Faculty, Artist in Residence, 2010 -2011
Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University,
Boston, MA
Digital Video Instructor Adjunct Professor, Video I Courses, BFA, 2005-09
Adjunct Professor, Pre-College Summer, 2004-09
Digital Imaging Instructor Adjunct Professor - BFA, 2007-09
Teaching in the Animation, Foundation, and Pre-college Departments,
Courses include Conceptual Development, Digital Narratives, New Media,
Digital Video, and Animation. Participation in faculty guided student
critiques, faculty meetings and advising students in self-directed study
projects. Also committed to curating and showing student video and animation
work through the Boston Cyberarts Festival.
Curry College, Plymouth, MA
Associate Lecturer, Applied Technologies: Photoshop and Web Design Winter
Semester 2005.
Reel Vision, Boston, MA
Taught filmmaking project with urban youth, Boston, MA Fall 2006-07.
Provincetown High School, Mentor in Digital Media, Academy, Provincetown,
MA.
Created a Video Lab for the Academy Project, an independent arts program,
in the Provincetown High School. Oct-June 2004-2006.
Photography/Video Workshop Instructor, 1996-Present
Great River Arts Institute, Bellows Falls, VT, Summer-08
Courses: Video Tribute and Digital Darkroom
Castle Hill Center for the Arts, Truro, MA, Summer 2007-09
Courses: Video Portrait, the Video Tribute and Digital Darkroom
Provincetown Art Association and Museum School,
Courses: Digital Photography Workshop, 2005/06
Cape Cod Photographic Workshops, Summer 2000-01
Courses: Light Painting
Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, 1996-2000,
Created and led photographic workshops for courses in Studio Lighting,
Portrait Lighting and Travel Photography.
EDUCATION
Maine College of Art –Studio Arts, New Media 2003 M.F.A.
University of Connecticut, Latin American Studies 1981 B.A.
El Centro Por Multicultural y Bilingual Estudias, 1980
Intensive in Cuernavaca, Mexico, Concentration in Spanish
FREE-LANCE
Editorial Photographer, 1995 - Present
Client List Includes: John Waters, Outside Magazine, MS Magazine, CIO( Chief Information
Officer), Mothering Magazine, New Mexico Magazine, The Santa Fean, and
The Santa Fe Reporter.
Video Producer, 2004 - Present
Independent Video Production, client list includes, ArtsWatch
2004-06, ongoing television production of local arts scene.
Provincetown Art Association and Museum, 2005
Beth Ireland, 2006
Say Yes to Education, Lesley University, 2006 and 2008.
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