Faculty

Eden Chinn is an artist, curator, and educator whose work explores femininity and self-construction through media. Working across photography, installation, and bookmaking, her practice reflects on how media shapes identity and self-expression. Her research examines the evolution of feminist self-portraiture in relation to technological change and advertising culture.

At Parsons School of Design, she teaches Time in the BFA First-Year Study program. She has also taught in the Interactive Media Arts program at NYU Tisch, where she completed a Research Residency at the Interactive Telecommunications Program. Beyond higher education, she is a Teaching Artist at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, facilitating the NewMu Teen Fellowship, a two-year, stipend-supported program for NYC public high school students.

She is the Co-Founder of All Street Gallery, an artist-run exhibition and community space with locations in the East Village and Chinatown. Through All Street, she has curated exhibitions and public programs that foreground socially conscious practices and support emerging and underrepresented artists.