Resume describes Janet Silk's teaching experience.
Education 1998 University of California at Berkeley, California MFA Fine Art 1985 California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, California BFA Fine Art
Relevant skills and experience 2005-present Assistant Chair, Zayed University Department of Art and Design, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Identified and scheduled courses and faculty for three campuses. Trained Faculty Advisors to meet student curriculum requirements. Coordinated purchase of supplies and texts for faculty and students. Served as a facilitator for the Chair and Interim Dean of the Art and Design Department.
2005-present Assistant Professor, Zayed University Department of Art and Design, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Taught undergraduate-level art history, theory and studio courses: Painting II, An Introduction and Exploration of Installation Art, Contemporary Art and Design, Arts of the Modern World, World Cultures in Art and Design, Art Appreciation Met with students as an independent Advisor for their coursework.
2004 Lecturer, American University in Cairo Department of Visual and Performing Arts, Egypt Taught undergraduate-level art history, theory and studio courses: Life Drawing and Figure Drawing, An Introduction and Exploration of Installation Art, History of Modern and Contemporary Art Met with students as an independent Advisor for their coursework.
2001-2000 Teacher and Instructional Guide, South of Market Cultural Center San Francisco, California, USA Art educator and docent for art exhibitions Lectured to students from diverse cultural background and age differences: kindergarten through high school age. Developed educational curriculum following State of California educational objectives. Taught studio art projects related to exhibition theme.
2000 Lecturer, San Francisco State University Inter-Arts Department, California, USA Taught graduate-level interdisciplinary art course: History and Theory of Interdisciplinary Art Developed curriculum and class reader.
1998 Teacher, University of California at Berkeley Art Practice Department, California, USA Taught undergraduate-level studio course: Introduction to Visual Art, Art Practice Department
1995-1999 Guest Lectures and conference presentations 1999 John F Kennedy University, Berkeley, USA, Art and Spirit Series San Francisco State University, USA, Frontier Mythology: American Science Fiction Film and American Landscape Painting 1997 California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, California, USA, Sound Art, Instructor: Ed Osborn 1996 International Symposium on Electronic Art, Rotterdam, Netherlands 1995 San Francisco State University, Introduction to Interdisciplinary Art, Instructor: Yolanda Lopez San Jos? State University, Introduction to Public Art, Instructor: Rupert Jenkins
1987-1998 Research Librarian, Art Manager, Lucasfilm, Ltd., Nicasio, California, USA Tenure for the following film and television productions: Star Wars-Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999), Radioland Murders (1994), The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (1992), Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988), Willow (1988) Research for George Lucas, Lucasfilm team and the special effects artists of Industrial Light and Magic. Management and development of film and video collection and production art collection.
Computer Skills Proficient in both PC and Macintosh platforms, Microsoft Office Suite. Intermediate level skills in Photoshop and Dreamwearver. Some HTML and Sound Designer, database design and maintenance, content management systems.
Languages Native-speaker of English Elementary Level I Modern Standard Arabic
Volunteer and Related Experience 1996-2000 Secession Gallery-Director, Board of Directors 1998-1999 San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery-Advisory Board Member
Awards and Publishing Awards 1998 University of California at Berkeley Eisner Prize for Excellence in the Arts 1996 National Endowment for the Arts/Andy Warhol Foundation Regional Initiative Artists Project Grant 1995 New Langton Bay Area Awards
Publishing ?Educating the Third Mind.? afterimage 27: 3 (November-December, 1999) ?Local 411: Intimate Conversations in Private Space,? Leonardo 31:4 and online (1998) ?Intimacy, Concept, Interaction: Artistic Potential of Voice Mail and the Telephone,? Public Culture 26 (1998)
Publishing online "Public Space and Intimacy: Investing the landscape with history through the use of the telephone," UCLA History of Art and Computing Graduate Seminar, Victoria Vesna 1999. University of California, Los Angeles. 4 December 2004 <http://vv.arts.ucla.edu/projects/98-99/HAC/HACgrad_web/pollock/pollock_silk.html> "Local 411: Private Conversations in Public Space," Words on Works, ed.: Judy Malloy, Leonardo On-line 1998. MIT Press 1 November 2004 <http://mitpress2.mit.edu/e-journals/Leonardo/isast/wow274.html> "A Conversation with Ian Pollock and Janet Silk," Arts Wire Interactive Art Conference, ed.: Anna Couey, May-November, 1997 <http://www.well.com/~couey/interactive/pollocksilk.html>
Selected Reviews Cohn, Terri. ?Public Art in Cyberspace.? Artweek April 2001 Cohn, Terri. ?The Elements: Earth,? Artweek, February, 1999 Cohn, Terri. "The Precise Location of a Moment: Artists and Time in Public Space" Artweek. December 1997 DeMocker, Judy. "Day of the Dead, TechnoStyle." Wired News 1998 14 October 2004 <http://wired.com/news/news/culture/story/14853.html> Lunenfeld, Peter. ?What is Internet Art?? Artmagazin 10 November 2002 <http://www.artmagazin.co.yu> Lunenfeld, Peter. "In Search of the Telephone Opera." Snap To Grid; A User?s Guide to Digital Arts, Media, and Cultures. MIT Press 2000 Lunenfeld, Peter. "In Search of the Telephone Opera." afterimage July-August, 1997 Malloy, Judy. Women, Art and Technology. MIT Press, 2003 Potts, John. "Hovering in the Multimedia Background." RealTime, March 5, 1997 Wilson, Steve. Information Arts: The Intersection of art, science and technology. MIT Press, 2002
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