Experience

Valdosta State University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Visiting Lecturer

  • 2020 - Present

  Drawing and Foundations



Lauren Peterson Studio

• Artist

  • May 2015 - Present

  Artist working in sculpture, installation, drawing, painting and performance.



Anderson Ranch Arts Center

• Artists and Writers
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Studio Coordinator of Painting, Drawing and Printmaking

  • Mar 2018 - Apr 2020

  Manage painting and printmaking facilities including all equipment and materialsManage budget for Painting, Printmaking, Anderson Ranch Editions (ARE), and Gallery Assist in programming workshops in Painting, Printmaking, and Critical Dialog Interview, hire, and manage internsFundraise + development for studio equipment and upgradesManage three - four weeklong workshops every week from June through SeptemberTeach two one-week workshops per summerAssist in programming, install, deinstall for the Patton Malott GalleryPromote enrollment for summer and winter workshopsFacilitate residency program including interviews, check references, coordinate arrival, manage use of studio, instruct interdisciplinary residentsAssist with printing and production in professional editioning program (ARE)Manage ARE Archive + research



Georgia State University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Adjunct Professor of Art

  • Aug 2017 - Mar 2018

  Generate curriculum, teach and evaluate 4 undergraduate courses per Fall + Spring semesters, 1 per summer. — SPRING 2018 / Directed Study (Critical Thinking through Writing)Proposal writing, Independent research, Developing a sustainable studio practice, Professional practices— SPRING 2018 / Drawing I Drawing through observation, mark-making, line and tone, dry and wet drawing mediums— FALL 2017 / Introduction to Studio Contemporary and conceptual art studio practice and application, Critical thinking, reading, and problem solving, Art as collaboration, Digital component— FALL 2017 / Directed Study (Critical Thinking through Writing)

• Visiting Lecturer

  • Aug 2016 - Jul 2017

  Generate curriculum, teach and evaluate 4 undergraduate courses per Fall + Spring semesters, 1 per summer. — SUMMER 2017 / Introduction to Printmaking Reductive relief, Line Etch + Drypoint, Oil and water based Monoprinting, Mixed Media, Editioning, Artist Prints,Print as object + installation, Developing an artistic research practice + artist statement — SUMMER 2017 / Directed Study in Printmaking Independent research and project building in traditional and experimental printmaking techniques— SPRING 2017 / Advanced MonoprintingWater + Oil based monoprinting, Image Transfer, Drypoint, Print as object + installation, Developing an artistic research practice + artist statement— SPRING 2017 / Introduction to Studio — SPRING 2017 / Introduction to Printmaking / 2 sections — FALL 2016 / Directed Study (Critical Thinking through Writing) — FALL 2016 / Introduction to Studio Proposal writing, Collaborative large-scale installation, Contemporary studio practice and application, Critical thinking and problem solving, Digital rendering— FALL 2016 / Introduction to Printmaking / 2 sections

• Adjunct Professor of Art

  • Aug 2015 - Jul 2016

  Generate curriculum, teach and evaluate 2 undergraduate courses per Fall + Spring semesters, 1 per summer. — SUMMER 2016 / Introduction to Printmaking — SUMMER 2016 / Directed Study in Printmaking + Graduate Level Printmaking — SPRING 2016 / Introduction to Printmaking — SPRING 2016 / Advanced Monoprinting — FALL 2015 / Introduction to Studio— FALL 2015 / Introduction to Printmaking



Georgia State University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Graduate Teaching Assistant

  • Jan 2014 - May 2015

  Teach undergraduate courses in Printmaking. The goal of this course is for students to gain knowledge of the history, technical skills, and contemporary applications of printmaking. Students concentrate on the development of personal imagery and conceptual repertoire through research and studio practices. This course utilizes in-class demonstrations, lectures, and discussions in combination with outside readings, visual, and written assignments. Methods covered in the course include relief, intaglio, mono-printing, and a mixed media assignment.

• Graduate Research Assistant

  • Aug 2012 - Dec 2013

  Maintain shop organization, health and safety. Monitor and inventory shop chemicals. Monitor acid bath. Instruct undergraduate students with printmaking processes and concepts.



Amazing Glaze

• Manager

  • Aug 2007 - Jul 2012

  Direct day to day activities including customer service, scheduling and hosting special events, workshops, kid’s camps, and school programs, educate customers about ceramic process, glaze and fire pottery. Supervise, train, and interview new employees. Perform inventory and order stock. Organize promotional media for the store including emails and printed advertisements.



Towson University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Studio Assistant

  • Aug 2005 - May 2007

  Regulate shop health and safety; maintain shop inventory and chemicals, Assist in undergraduate courses, instruct students in printmaking processes and concepts.