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Tenure-Track, Assistant Professor of Art- Photography and Video Arts
The University of the South, Sewanee
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Posted October 06, 2026
Tenure-Track, Assistant Professor of Art- Photography and Video Arts
The University of the South, Sewanee
Posted September 29, 2026
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St. Louis Community College
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University of North Georgia
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Meet the presenters of SPE’s 2027 Annual Conference! We’re excited to introduce Lisa Di Giacomo, presenting “Louise” “This session presents a pedagogical framework for teaching performative self-portraiture as a strategy for exploring identity, memory, and intergenerational narrative in contemporary photography. Grounded in both studio practice and critical inquiry, the approach encourages students to move beyond traditional self-representation toward embodied image-making that engages personal history, constructed narrative, and symbolic space.” About the Presenter Lisa Di Giacomo is a documentary photographer and educator whose work often delves into the intricate worlds of family, home, and identity. Di Giacomo earned her BA and MA in Italian from The Ohio State University. She began to photograph in Italy, where she examined life in the Italian countryside and villages of her Italian ancestors. She channeled her creativity into visual arts, achieving an MFA in Visual Arts from the Columbus College of Art & Design. Di Giacomo inspires the next generation of creatives as a photography and design instructor at Columbus State Community College in Columbus, Ohio. Join us at the 2027 SPE Annual Conference to hear Lisa explore self-portraiture as a tool for teaching narrative, identity, memory, and intergenerational storytelling in the photography classroom.