Posted October 19, 2026
Assistant Professor of Studio Art
University of Arkansas School of Art
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Posted October 19, 2026
Assistant Professor of Studio Art
University of Arkansas School of Art
Posted October 06, 2026
Tenure-Track, Assistant Professor of Art- Photography and Video Arts
The University of the South, Sewanee
Posted September 29, 2026
Faculty - Photography
St. Louis Community College
New York, NY
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Meet the presenters of SPE’s 2027 Annual Conference! We’re excited to introduce Eliza Gregory, presenting “Art in the Floodplain: Students Reimagine Relationships to Land (and Pictures)” “What happens when the floodplain is allowed to function? Fish return and flourish, ducks feed, a dynamic ecosystem repairs itself, and the Pacific Flyway inspires awe...
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Meet the presenters of SPE’s 2027 Annual Conference! We’re excited to introduce Jamie Ho, presenting “magic mirrors: technological reckoning within Chinese American Community” “How does photography, technology, and cultural traditions reconcile with U.S perceptions of the Chinese diasporic community? How does reconstruction and reclamation of ancestral rituals through a queer lens disrupt...
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Meet the presenters of SPE’s 2027 Annual Conference! We’re excited to introduce Jamie Ho, presenting “magic mirrors: technological reckoning within Chinese American Community” “How does photography, technology, and cultural traditions reconcile with U.S perceptions of the Chinese diasporic community? How does reconstruction and reclamation of ancestral rituals through a queer lens disrupt assimilation within the U.S? This presentation examines these questions through the use of familial memory and traditions within Chinese diaspora, migration, and global markets as an archive in my photographic practice.” About the Presenter Jamie Ho is an interdisciplinary artist from Fort Myers, Florida. Her art practice engages with GIFs, photography, new media, and installation to investigate long-term impact of assimilation and cultural bereavement through references to ancestral Chinese traditions and artifacts. Ho holds an MFA at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and her BFA from the University of New Mexico. She is a recipient of the Unlimit Art Fellowship at Art Omi: Artists 2026 and Fellowship 26 International Award at Silver Eye Center for Photography. Ho is currently an Assistant Professor of Art at Florida State University. Join us at the 2027 SPE Annual Conference to hear Jamie explore photography, technology,