Roddy MacInnes
Professor
Art—Photography
What I do
Associate Professor, (Photography) School of Art and Art History, University of Denver.
Specialization(s)
Photography, Autobiographical Photography, Aging, History of Photography, Visual Anthropology, Construction of Identity, Photography and Incarceration.
Professional Biography
Roddy MacInnes considers himself to be an autobiographical photographer. In that capacity, he has been documenting his life through photography since 1964. He received a Master of Fine Arts in Photography from the University of Colorado at Boulder (1998), and a Bachelor of Arts in Photography from Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland (1991). His latest photography project, "Intimate Proximity" was inspired by an album of photographs discovered in an antique mall in Denver, Colorado. A North Dakota woman made the photographs in 1917. Through the project, Roddy explores the creative potential of interconnection.
Degree(s)
- MFA, Photography and Electronic Media., University of Colorado, 1998
- BA, Photographic Studies, Napier University, 1991
Licensure / Accreditations
- Assessment Associate Program
Professional Affiliations
- Society for Photographic Education
Research
How family photography functions in the construction of identity. Currently working on a long-term project using family photographs as catalysts for revealing life stories.
Areas of Research
Key Projects
- AHSS-'15-16 CAMF-MacInnes
Featured Publications
Performances
Presentations
Awards
- Distinguished Teaching Award, University of Denver