Jon Malis Photography Program Coordinator Associate Professor of Photography MFA, American University Office: College Center W211 jdmalis@loyola.edu www.jonmalis.com
Jon Malis is an interdisciplinary artist investigating the representation and display of visual content, focusing on how various methods of presentation and production can alter the viewer’s interpretation, and experience of visual culture. He has been recognized with the National Photography Award from the von Lebig Art Center, grants from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities, semi-final nominations for the Lumen, Sondheim and the Trawick prizes and a Panavision New Filmmaker's Grant. He’s exhibited extensively in the Washington, DC region, nationally, and internationally; reviewed in the Washington Post and City Paper; and featured on Maryland Public TV and PBS.
Dan Schlapbach Professor of Photography MFA, Indiana University Office: College Center W213 dschlapbach@loyola.edu
Dan Schlapbach’s work has been exhibited locally and nationally. Mr. Schlapbach’s research interests include the history of photography, alternative photographic processes such as stereo photography and wet-plate collodion, and digital imaging. He received an Individual Artist Award from the Maryland State Arts Council in 2008 and 2011.
Heather Braxton Assistant Teaching Professor of Photography MFA, Maryland Institute College of Art Office: College Center W215A hgbraxton@loyola.edu
Heather Braxton is a Baltimore-based artist, teacher, and activist. She is a full-time Lecturer in Photography at Loyola University. She earned her Bachelor of Art in Photography, Graphic Design, and Fine Arts from Western Connecticut State University. In 2016, she earned her Master of Fine Arts in Photographic and Electronic Media from Maryland Institute College of Art. Largely her work focuses on social, political and/or personal boundaries and takes form in photography, video, text, printmaking, book, and installation. She has worked with groups advocating equity, visibility, and equality in the arts over the past 8 years.
Zak Arctander Affiliate Instructor of Photography MFA, Yale University School of Art Office: College Center W313A
For Fatima, faculty support and the chance to study different subjects are preparing her for her future as a pediatric dentist
Students in this visual arts class examine the structure—and intellectual context—of the human anatomy.