Digital Art + Design Lecturer
MFA Digital Art
Brooklyn College
City University of New York
Brooklyn, NY
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Fine Art
Maryland Institute College of Art
Baltimore, MD
BA Art History with Studio Art
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH
Digital Art and Design
Carrie Fucile is an interdisciplinary artist who works with sound, installation, and
performance. Her practice is primarily concerned with the psychological and historical
aspects of geographical territory. She is known for producing sound by manipulating
found objects and subjecting them to various technological processes.
Fucile has presented her work at numerous venues around the world including The Walters
Art Museum, Baltimore; IA&A at Hillyer, Washington, DC; Vox Populi, Philadelphia;
Casa Contemporânea, São Paulo, and the Director's Lounge, Berlin. As an avid traveler
she has attended residencies at D'CLINIC in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary and World of CO
in Sofia, Bulgaria and roamed extensively through Central and Eastern Europe engaging
in research for her practice. She is a three time recipient of the Maryland State
Arts Council's Individual Artist Award.
At Towson University, Professor Fucile teaches in the Foundations, Digital Art + Design,
and MFA in Studio Arts programs. She concentrates on the use of digital tools as a
vehicle for interdisciplinary and experimental forms.
ART 101: Digital Tools & Concepts
ART 212: Visual Concepts
ART 346: New Directions in Experimental Media
ART 363: Interactive Media—Theory & Application
ART 498: BFA Project
ART 782: Art Topics
ART 785: MFA Studio II