Jack Tuttle Snell-Ryan’s practice explores sound, trance, and contemporary culture through the conduits of sonic theory, sculpture, drawing, painting and other diverse medias. I have taught at: The School of Visual Arts in New York; Cortona International School in Cortona Italy; University of Georgia, Bowling Green State University, University of the South,& Watkins College. I studied at Hunter College (NY), and received an MFA with Distinction from the University of Georgia (Athens). At the University of Oregon I teach courses in Printmaking, Drawing & Painting, Sculpture, Graduate Studies, and collaboratively in the School of Music. I’ve been awarded fellowships from the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and the Hallie Ford Fellowship from The Ford Family Foundation. I’ve received funding from the Oregon Arts Commission, the Andy Warhol Foundation regional re-granting program, Tennessee Arts Commission, The Ford Family Foundation, Watkins College, the University of the South, and the University of Oregon.
Contact:
jack (at) ditchprojects (dot) com
jryan (at) uoregon (dot) edu
@jack_snell_ryan_studio