Faculty

Sarah R. Gorham
Assistant Professor
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Sarah Gorhma
      Education
Maine College of Art, M.F.A., Painting
Tufts University, M.A.T., Art Education
Wittenberg University, B.A., Painting, Art History


Biography
Following studies at Wittenberg, Sarah studied painting and Art History in Florence, Italy for over six months. Since then she has been teaching for over ten years in various settings from elementary to the college level. Sarah has received awards for her landscape paintings, and has participated in group exhibitions in the New England area.
         
Charles Thompson
Professor
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Charles Thompson
      Education
M.F.A., Tyler School of Art
B.S., Ball State University
 
       
 
       
Stephen Burt
Visting Assistant Professor
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Education
B.F.A., 1987 Rhode Island School of Design
M.F.A., 1991 SUNY at Purchase

Biography
Stephen Burt is painter and printmaker living and working in Portland, Maine. Born in Deland, Florida in 1962, Burt has traveled extensively and most notably lived in Tehran, Iran from 1976 through 1978, witnessing the revolution.  This formative period in the artist’s life nurtured both an interest in the power of decorative form drawn from Islamic art and an abiding interest in the dynamics of human passions.

Educated at Rhode Island School of Design (BFA 1987) and SUNY Purchase (MFA 1991). Burt’s work can be found in numerous public collections including, The Fogg Museum at Harvard, New York Public Library, and the Library of Congress.  He is a recipient of grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation, and Ruth Chenven Foundation, among others.

An active member of Peregrine Press in Portland, Maine, Burt currently teaches drawing, painting and design at the University of New England.

Jeff Ball
Visiting Instructor of Art History

Jeff Ball

Education
B.A., Art History, Washington and Lee University
M.A., Art History, University of Missouri-Columbia
Ph.D. (ABD), University of Missouri-Columbia


Biography
Professor Ball has a joint appointment with the Departments of History and Creative and Fine Arts. His research interests include American public art and architecture during the Progressive Era, particularly state capitols. His book on the Missouri State Capitol, co-authored with Bob Priddy, will be published by the University of Missouri Press sometime in the next two years. Another research area of interest is the original architectural competition for the FDR Memorial in Washington, D.C., which he hopes to turn to more fully once the work on the Missouri project is completed.

Jeff is hoping to conduct a series of NEH workshops on the topic of Las Vegas, to be held in the summer of 2010. The workshops are intended for high school teachers, and will be proposed to the NEH next spring. He has worked as a consultant for the Educational Testing Service for the last six years, and serves as one of the exam leaders at the annual readings of the Advance Placement (AP) art history exam.

Having taught at William Woods University (Missouri), Adrian College (Michigan), and Minnesota State University Moorhead, this is Jeff's first year at UNE. (For some reason, he only teaches in states that begin with M.)

Adjunct Faculty
         
Bill Croninger
Bill Croninger
     

 

         
Julie Cunningham
 
Julie Cunningham
 
 
     

Biography
After graduating from the Maine College of Art, Julie has been teaching ceramics to children and adults, as well as at the University of New England. She shows her work in New England and has participated in group exhibits throughout the country. She enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and two children, exploring nature through various year round activities. Her time spent outdoors has served to inform her own ceramic work. Julie looks to the natural world for how it teaches us about coexistence, change, adaptation, reliance, and beauty. She considers the shapes in nature and makes reference to these forms by using their gestures and visual characteristics within her work. Through clay, she is able to create three dimensional forms and wall pieces which have a dialogue with organic forms.

         
Rob Duquette
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Rob Duquette
     

Education
Bachelor of Music in music performance, (Percussion)
The University of New Hampshire
Candidate for Masters in Jazz Studies

         
Holly Haywood
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BFA Photojournalism/Filmmaking, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York

         
Charles Michael Howard
 
Charles Michael Howard
     
   

Hillary Irons

Hillary Irons

 

 


 

Andrew Jaspersohn

Andrew Jaspersohn

 

 

Education
Colby College 2002 BA Studio art (double concentration Printmaking and Sculpture
Maine College of Art Post Baccalaureate certification in Art Education

Jan Johnson

Jan Johnson

 

 


 

Deidre McClure
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Deidre McClure

Education
D.M.A., Orchestral Conducting, Peabody Conservatory of Music, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
M.M., Orchestral Conducting, Peabody Conservatory of Music, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
B.A., Piano, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN

Biography
Deidre McClure is executive director of the Portland Conservatory of Music

   

Bernard C. Meyers
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Bernard Meyers

Education
M.F.A., B.A., Rochester Institute of Technology

Biography
Bernard C. Meyers is recognized internationally as a master printer and photographer. His photographs are held in public, private, and corporate collections nationwide. His pursuit of beauty and uncompromising craft through fine art photography has been an unwavering life long passion.
 
He teaches photography at the University of New England and the University of Southern Maine. In addition to his fine art pursuits he works as a commercial photographer specializing in architecture, environmental portraits and art reproduction. His work can be viewed at www.meyersphoto.com and aureolephotography.com. He is available for commercial assignments and fine art commissions.

         

Deborah Randall
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Deborah Randall

Education
B.F.A., California College of the Arts, 1990
M.F.A. Savannah College of Art and Design, 1993
 
Biography
Deborah Randall received an MFA in Painting in 1993 from Savannah College of Art and Design after earning a BFA from California College the Arts.  She has lived in the east and west coasts of the United states and grew up in Maryland and California.  She has been teaching thirteen years as a full or part-time professor at numerous colleges and universities including: University of Maine, Colby College, Georgetown University, and University of Connecticut.  In addition to teaching, Deborah exhibits her drawings and paintings both locally and nationally. She has shown her work in solo and group exhibitions at: College of Southern Maryland, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, Sinclair Community College in Ohio, The American Center for Physics in Maryland, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, and The Painting Center in New York City.  In the broadest sense, her work addresses the human condition as it relates to the experience of being, existence, the passage of time and mortality. Deborah received a grant for research from the Georgetown University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and three artist's grants and residencies at the Vermont Studio Center.  Her work was chosen for the 2005 Portland Museum of Art Biennial.  Her most recent solo exhibition of landscape painting was exhibited at Daniel Kany Gallery in Portland, Maine in 2007.  Deborah's work is represented by The Portland Paper Project at Whitney Art Works in Portland, Maine, Cate Charles Gallery in Stonington, Connecticut, Erdreich White Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts, and by Pierogi Flat Files in Brooklyn, New York.
         
Andy Rosen
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Andy Rosen
 
 
     

Education
M.F.A., University of Iowa, Iowa City
M.A., University of  Iowa, Iowa City
B.F.A.,  Alfred University, Alfred, New York

Biography
Though Andy Rosen can’t specifically remember, he was born in Albuquerque New Mexico. Shortly thereafter he was moved to Maine where he now resides. Rosen is a part-time explorer of the suburban backcountry where the coast meets development and industrial parks.

Aqua naught/ human buoy/ surfer, his artwork reflects these adventures and is also an extension of his reverence for the toys and models of his childhood that he would break, set fire to and pit in dramas in the woods near his home.

http://www.andy-rosen.com

         
Edgar M. Twilley
 
Ed Twilley
 
 
      Education
Queens College CUNY, M.F.A. Sculpture

Biography
Edgar has been teaching for more than 15 years and has taught at both the high school and college level. Edgar has also been participating in exhibits in Maine and New York since 1985.
         
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Cheryl Labrecque
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