As we start a new semester, we are pleased to introduce our fall 2019 MFA faculty.
Graduate Critique Seminar 3
MFA, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
BA, Grinnell College
Regan Golden-McNerney depicts ecological change in the American landscape using drawing and altered photographs.
Graduate Critique Seminar 3
MFA, Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Peng Wu is a design activist and an interdisciplinary artist dedicated to creating socially engaged art in public space. His work combines the power of design thinking with contemporary art strategies to address various urgent social issues including immigration, modern medicine and health, environmental sustainability.
Researching the Thesis
MFA, California Institute of Art
BFA, BA, University of Minnesota
Sarah Petersen’s practice includes installation, performance, sculpture, painting, drawing, sound, video, writing, and the production of signs and signals that others can use to reconsider and intervene in social space. Recently, she’s been exploring group humming in various contexts.
Graduate Critique Seminar 1 and Researching the Thesis
MFA, Minneapolis College of Art and Design
BFA, University of Colorado, Boulder
Michael Banning’s paintings and drawings of contemporary American urban, industrial, and domestic landscapes have been exhibited in solo exhibitions in Chicago, Denver, New York, and Minneapolis, where he has been represented by the Groveland Gallery since 1998.
Interrogating the Modern
Frenchy Lunning
PhD, University of Minnesota
MALS, Hamline University
BA, University of Iowa
Lunning is professor of Liberal Arts at MCAD, in Design History and Cultural Studies, and has written two books and is working on a third, Revolutionary Girl: Shōjo.
