Joann Brennan is Associate Professor of Photography at the University of Colorado Denver. Before arriving in Denver Joann taught photography and digital imaging at Princeton University in New Jersey and The School of Art and Design at Alfred University in New York. Her photographic work has explored the complex relationship between wildlife and human concerns. Her photographs speak from multiple perspectives as she explores the impact of contemporary culture on natural resources. She is an active member of the Society for Photographic Education where she has served as an officer for the southwest and northeast regions. Joann is co-founder of Progetto Perugia a studio art program in Perugia Italy. She was curator of the Women’s Study Gallery at Princeton University and she curated a show of contemporary photography at the School of Art and Design, Alfred University. She received her BFA and MFA from the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston, MA. Selected one-person shows include, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, 1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA, Southern Light Gallery, TX, The Roy H Parks School of Communication at Ithaca College, Robert C. May Gallery at the University of Kentucky, University of California, Berkeley Extension Center and Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. Selected Collections include New Mexico State University, Paine Webber, John Szarkowski Curator, Princeton University Art Museum, Toby Jurovicz Associate Curator and Danforth Art Museum.
Photogalleries of Joann's work:
joann.brennan@ucdenver.edu
303-556-6259
Associate Professor of Fine Arts, Photography
BFA, MFA, Massachusetts College of Art (Boston)