Professor Lynn Cazabon
Tenured
About
Lynn Cazabon is a Professor of Art in the Department of Visual Arts at UMBC who creates site-specific, participatory artworks exploring the intersection of environmental and social issues. She is also the Director of the Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts.
Research interests
Research areas include the intersection of environmental and social issues, urban ecology, environmental art, community art, participatory art, art/science collaborations, and new media.
Teaching interests
Teaching areas include traditional and digital photography, alternative photographic processes, time-based media including video and audio, installation art, interdisciplinary art, social practice, and community art.
Education
- MFA, Photography — Cranbrook Academy of Art (1990)
- BA, Arts and Ideas — University of Michigan (1987)
- Other, Studio Art — University of Michigan (1986)
Publications
- Art as Ecology: The Diverse Work of Lynn Cazabon 2015
- ArtPrize is Made of People 2015
- In Absentia: The Politics of Cameraless Photography 2015
Grants and Contracts
- Maryland Folklife Network Grant FY25 2024
- Production and Development Grant 2020
- CIRCA-IMET Faculty Artist in Residence Fellowship 2020
Performances and Exhibits
- Losing Winter 2021
- Losing Winter 2021
- Spark IV: A New World? 2021
- Situation Report 2021
- Diluvian 2021
- Spark 2019
- Sightlines 2019
- Art Exhibition of the Chinese CHI Symposium 2019
- School 33 Resident Artist Biennial 2019
- ICA Flat Files Exhibition 2019
- Uncultivated 2018
- Animals/Botanicals 2015
- Uncultivated 2015
- Baltic Portraits 2015
Courses Taught
- Advanced Imaging and Digital Arts Studio