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Diane Mitchell

Emeritus Professor

Email
diane.mitchell@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Diane Mitchell

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Diane Mitchell is an interdisciplinary media artist, who is a cofounder of Mitchell Gosar Fine Art, which creates fine art photography editions and multimedia art installations. Her work is collected and exhibited by museums, galleries and private collectors in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

She has directed numerous award-winning projects -- integrating photography, graphics, animation, film and text -- for major corporations and non-profit clients. Mitchell is the recipient of grants from NEA and NYSCA for design advancement; NEH and private foundations for public history presentations. Mitchell currently directs The Temperament of Space art project, which develops immersive, responsive installations that offer participants a multi-sensory experience of their real space.

Diane’s teaching focuses on the intersection of media design and design research. She loves collaborating with students in developing design processes for media advocacy, branding, motion design, interaction design, and fine art experiences.

 

Websites:

Mitchell/Gosar, contemporary photo based fine art

The Temperament of Space, creative placemaking projects

 


Degrees Held

MFA (Graphic Design), Michigan State University


Recent Publications

Recent Exhbitions

The Temperament of Space Flights of Fancy Revisiting Arcadia: Contemporary Landscapes Reversed Perception Double Exposure Elements III The Puzzle of Collective Aesthetics   Peaceable Paradox: views of China

 


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