Chinn Wang

Chinn Wang

Teaching Professor

Art—Foundations

What I do

Teaching Associate Professor & Foundations Coordinator in the School of Art & Art History

Specialization(s)

art, Printmaking, symbology

Professional Biography

Chinn Wang teaches courses in Art Foundations and Printmaking, as well as other advanced-level topics-based studio seminars. Her studio practice incorporates printmaking, sculpture, and installation and explores the subjective nature of personal narrative and history using coded visual languages, symbolic iconography, and shifting visual perception. Chinn was a resident artist at RedLine Denver from 2012-2014, and is a 2013 Santo Foundation Individual Artist Grant recipient. She was also an invited artist in the inaugural year of the Community Supported Art Colorado program (CSArt) and a visiting artist and mentor for the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver’s teen internship program, Failure Lab. Chinn’s work has been shown nationally and internationally in group exhibitions, and she recently had a solo exhibition at The Print Center in Philadelphia, PA that resulted in a front cover feature in Art in Print Journal.

Degree(s)

  • MFA, Studio Art - Printmaking, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2011
  • BA, Art History, University of California, Berkeley, 2003
  • BA, Art Practice, University of California, Berkeley, 2003

Professional Affiliations

  • Foundations in Art: Theory & Education
  • MId America Print Council
  • Southern Graphics Council International