BIO
Jennifer Greenburg is a contemporary artist who works with photographic imagery. She holds an MFA from the University of Chicago and a BFA from the School of the Art Institute. Solo shows of her work have been held at The Print Center, Philadelphia, and The Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago. Group shows include The Museum of Contemporary Photography at 40. She was an artist-in-residence at Light Work, Syracuse, in 2005 and is a recipient of two Illinois Arts Council Grants. Her work is part of the permanent collections of The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, The CherryHurst House, The Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson, The Museum of Contemporary Photography, The Museum of Photographic Arts, Light Work, The Santa Barbara Museum of Art, and the National Gallery of Ontario. Greenburg held a CherryHurst House Fellowship at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston in 2022. Images from her latest series, "Constructed Portraits," will be included in the forthcoming Pacific Standard Time exhibition, "Digital Witness: Revolutions in Design, Photography, and Film," in November 2024 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
A seasoned visual storyteller, Jennifer Greenburg has crafted and art directed compelling narratives across various media. Her experience spans collaborative work on professional sets, where she has led art direction and brought creative visions to life. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for visual communication, Greenburg has honed her skills in translating concepts into striking imagery. Her commercial portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects that demonstrate her ability to create impactful visual stories and elevate productions through thoughtful art direction.
Jennifer Greenburg is highly skilled in curriculum development, degree formation, teaching, and learning assessment. Greenburg specializes in developing teaching materials to assist neurodivergent learners and in teaching technology using accessible and inclusive strategies. A comprehensive list of courses taught can be found on her CV, including courses in analog and digital drawing, photography, printmaking, and electronic art. Greenburg served as the Photography Program Director and Associate Professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia until June 2024, when the university announced an unprecedented immediate closure. Prior to that appointment, Jennifer Greenburg was a tenured Associate Professor of Fine Art at Indiana University Northwest.
Greenburg has been invited to speak about her work and to hold workshops around the globe. In addition to speaking on the topic of her visual works, Greenburg has also given talks on using new tools like AI in the making of art, cultural appropriation in photography, the meaning of images, and the role photographs play in our decision-making in the era of social media. If you are interested in contacting her about a speaking engagement or workshop, please use the contact button.
A seasoned visual storyteller, Jennifer Greenburg has crafted and art directed compelling narratives across various media. Her experience spans collaborative work on professional sets, where she has led art direction and brought creative visions to life. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for visual communication, Greenburg has honed her skills in translating concepts into striking imagery. Her commercial portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects that demonstrate her ability to create impactful visual stories and elevate productions through thoughtful art direction.
Jennifer Greenburg is highly skilled in curriculum development, degree formation, teaching, and learning assessment. Greenburg specializes in developing teaching materials to assist neurodivergent learners and in teaching technology using accessible and inclusive strategies. A comprehensive list of courses taught can be found on her CV, including courses in analog and digital drawing, photography, printmaking, and electronic art. Greenburg served as the Photography Program Director and Associate Professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia until June 2024, when the university announced an unprecedented immediate closure. Prior to that appointment, Jennifer Greenburg was a tenured Associate Professor of Fine Art at Indiana University Northwest.
Greenburg has been invited to speak about her work and to hold workshops around the globe. In addition to speaking on the topic of her visual works, Greenburg has also given talks on using new tools like AI in the making of art, cultural appropriation in photography, the meaning of images, and the role photographs play in our decision-making in the era of social media. If you are interested in contacting her about a speaking engagement or workshop, please use the contact button.