I’ve taught Photography in so many forms, always bolstered by works in the cultural repositories close at hand. My education and creative output conceptually blends a spectrum of digital and analog productions and intermeias.

I have been teaching since 2004, and darkroom monitoring as a student working in school. So many of my photographic elders have suffered ailments they blame on poor material safety protocols, and as a result, I favor working in the most non-toxic methods that suit my projects.

Classes I’ve taught institutionally:

Black and White Darkroom Courses - Manual Film Cameras, Black and White Film Development by hand, Jobo C41 Film Development, Cross Processing, Pyro, Darkroom Photographic Printing in Color and Black and White with a variety of enlargers, and Machines.

Special Topics in Color - Analog Darkroom and COLOR

Matting and Framing - Archival and Museum methods

Photographic History

Art History Foundation - MOOC

Media Literacy

Electronic Media - Video Art, Installation, Light and Sound, Processing, and Editing.

Co-Director of Digital Service Bureau

Design in Illustrator, and with xerox and scissors

NON-Institutional Classes:

Small Projects with Chicago Public School Students - Animated video, Negative and Positive Line drawing.

Cyanotype Workshop for artists of all abilities

Cyanotype Workshop for Families of Scuola Italiana Enrico Fermi